The Setting

 What is the location, time, mood, landscape of your story?

What ways does the author use to describe the setting?

Quote from the book an example of the author describing the setting. 

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  1. nic.23 April 2021 at 07:19


    The main character is in a place very snowy.

    The time seems like it is in the present.

    The mood is fast paced and things happens fast.

    The landscape has a lot of mountains and hills.

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  2. nick the marshmello23 April 2021 at 07:31

    the main character it snows a lot where he lives

    the time seems like it is one year ago about

    the mood is he does stuff fast

    the landscape is he lives on a hill



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