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. . setting. What is the setting ?. Where and when the story takes place. Example. In ¨Leo the late Bloomer ¨ the setting is the Jungle. Leo in the jungle. Thank you !. Simon P and Esteban .

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. setting
Whatisthesetting? • Where and whenthestorytakes place.
Example • In ¨Leo the late Bloomer¨ thesettingisthe • Jungle
Leo in thejungle
Thankyou! • Simon P and Esteban

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Setting. Maycomb County, Alabama Based on Lee’s hometown of Monroeville Set in the years of the Great Depression Approximately 1933-1935 The desert state next door sends some of its heat on over to AL. Autobiography or Fiction?. Lee’s childhood. Scout’s childhood.

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SETTING. Setting : means the time and place. PLACE: Billy Elliot is set in Everington , a mining village in County Durham, North East England. (Billy tells the panel at the Ballet school that he is from Everington . )

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Setting. October 8, 2012 Come in and clear desks, sharpen pencils, read silently 1 st block only. Warm Up: Look at the painting. Describe the time and the place! Be very descriptive and give many details about the picture . Write details in your interactive notebook. What is setting?.

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Setting. as Mood &amp; Symbol. Mood = Atmosphere. versatile writer’s technique “…when we speak of the of the setting as mood, we are speaking of an external manifestation of the inner, the concrete expressing the abstract…” (Burroway 141).

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Setting . More than TIME &amp; PLACE. On the count of 3 everyone say the definition that you all know… 1 2 3!. Definition. The setting can’t exist unless there are characters and conflict that drive the action within the place A tree falls in the woods and no one sees it, did it really fall?.

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Setting. TIME. 1930s During the Great Depression Happened as a result of climate change causing “dust bowl” of unusable land Also result of stock market crash in 1929 Caused soaring unemployment Caused poverty because banks did not have the money to allow a sudden total withdrawal

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Setting. Feature Menu. Setting How Is Setting Created? Setting and Character Setting, Mood, and Tone Practice. Setting. Setting is the time and place of a story. Setting can include. the locale of a story. people’s customs—how they live, dress, eat, and behave. Hong Kong. Setting.

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Setting. The Power of Setting.

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Setting. Children of Men. The contrasts of different setting in this film: Jasper’s house, secluded and hidden surrounded by trees. Its filled with news clippings of the past about the decreasing fertility rate.

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Setting. By- Audryanna Carder . Definition . The place or time when a story takes place. Time is when it is happening like morning, afternoon, evening , month, year, past, and future. Place is where they are in school, home, office, park, any where really. Setting place- The Beach .

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Setting. Setting is. The place or places in which a story lives The time or times in which a story lives Important because it confines the story and allows us to focus on who the characters are . Setting is. Where We S ee The limits of their world

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Setting :. Creates mood and atmosphere Reflects and/or affects characters Contributes to theme. GEOGRAPHIC Location. Landscape Scenery Position in the world, country, city… The seasons and weather. Cultural backdrop- Social and historical context- time period. Working conditions Speech

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Setting. “Billy Elliot” Film Study. Setting. Time: When? Place: Where? Atmosphere/Context: What?. Signifiers. A signifier is any item that signals (reflects) time, place or even character. Lots of Signifiers = Mise en Scène.

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Setting. Geographical location, physical surroundings, historical time period, and time of day. A variety of devices give this information. Sights, smells, sounds, actual historical events, styles of architecture and clothing, and modes of transportation. Setting suggests action.

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Setting. Setting. There are two major settings—the world of the narrator and the ‘story world’ or diegetic world The story world is the time-space continuum within which the story action takes place The discourse setting is the time-space continuum represented in the telling of the story.

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Proportion of patients admitted following injury – setting a “frame” for analysis of variation with diagnosis, calendar year, age and sex? JM.Lauritsen Accident /Injury AnalysisGroup. Dept. of Orthopaedics Odense University Hospital, Odense Denmark. Contributions by Thomas Foged. Setting.

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Setting. Time and Place. What is the setting?. The setting of a story is the place where the story happens and the time when it happens. The setting can be real or imaginary. Characters interact with the setting to show and tell a story.

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Setting. Feature Menu. Setting. Setting, Mood, and Tone. Setting and Character. Setting and relationships/plot movement. Practice. Setting. Setting draws us into the world of a story. Details of setting tell us. • where and when events are happening. • how the situation feels.

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setting. Where and when a story takes place. plot. The events that happen in a story. Answers --who , what, where, and when. exposition. At the beginning of the story; provides background information about characters and setting. exciting force.

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