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What atmosphere or mood does the setting create (for example, darkness may create a mood of fear or unhappiness while light or bright colors may create one of happiness)?

The Winter is the opposite of summer, during the winter not only does the winter change but the town's appearance. The houses that once looked artificial were exposed and looked abandoned. “Winter comes down savagely over a little town on the prairie...The roofs, that looked so far away across the green treetops...they are so much more uglier then when their angles were softened by vines and

• What atmosphere or mood does the setting create? (For example, darkness may create a mood of fear or unhappiness, while light or bright colors may create one of happiness.)

“Day by day, after the December snows were over, a blazing blue sky poured down torrents of light and air on the white landscape, which gave them back in an intenser glitter. One would have supposed that such an atmosphere must quicken the emotions as well as the blood; but it seemed to produce no change except that of retarding still more the sluggish pulse of Starkfield” (3). B. The location of the story takes place in Starkfield, Massachusetts during the winter. Although there is no exact date given in the book readers are able to assume a time period of story because of the characters style of transportation, lack of high quality medical attention, and other things; such as the way Ethan Frome carries out his logging business .

The main lighting choice of hard and cold, blue light conveys the feeling that the environment is unforgiving and desolate creating an intended sense of pity and sorrow for Katniss in the audience’s mind. The prodominant sound choice of focusing on discrete amplified sounds, such as footsteps, groans and screams cleverly creates suspense and intensity in the scene as the absense of music and general ambience develops uneasiness whilst also brings a realistic feel rather than the typical hollywood

The sky can be both dark and light. The sky is like the characters in the book and can be compared to the book. The chemical reaction that happens when the kids get exposed is different for each one of them. When it is the morning, the sky can be light. When the kids are safe from

First, we have the idea of darkness; the season of winter that takes place in the town of Starkfield. Winter in the book shows devastation and

Bogard begins his article by recounting a personal story - a summer spent in a lake in Minnesota where he experienced “woods so dark [his] hands disappeared before [his] eyes.” In describing this brief anecdote, Bogard provokes the audience to question and recount a time when they were able to enjoy a world surrounded by natural darkness. By drawing in his readers with a personal encounter about night darkness, the author means to present natural darkness as a mysterious yet alluring forces of nature. With

The setting for the most part of the book is very dark. The setting in

Paul Bogard uses rhetoric devices, such as anecdotes and rhetorical questions, in order to connect with the readers and help them relate to his purpose. He starts his article by using an anecdote which is a story about his childhood in Minnesota lake, where he said, “I knew woods so dark that my hands disappeared before my eyes. I knew night skies in which meteors left smoky trails across sugary spreads of stars.” The anecdote here uses imagery and metaphors as discussed before, however, the analysing of this anecdote does not stop there. In this specific anecdote, the writer makes the readers question themselves if they remember a time where it was so dark, that they could not even see their own bodies. This anecdote’s purpose is to connect with readers on a personal level, in order for them to later understand the author’s purpose for this article, and later sympathise and agree with the author. Paul Bogard wants the readers to personally feel that they understand the “irreplaceable value of darkness,” as he says in his article. He also refers back to this anecdote in later parts of his article when he says “Even the northern lake where I was lucky to spend my summers has seen its darkness diminish.” This quote also conveys how the author wants people to sympathise with him and his

The setting is in the country of Ireland, where it is usually bleak and dismal most of the time. Since the weather in Ireland is not great, the winter blues comes over the people of Ireland. In this story, I feel like the reader that each character is majorly affected by the setting. I think the author might have chosen this setting to give the reader more of a way to understand the characters by giving them a background to live in. As the reader, I think if the author gave the

The setting of the film is trapped in darkness; this of course is because the children are photosensitive. However the darkness creates doubt for the characters and the audience what they can see occurring.

The setting in the book “Twilight,” by Stephenie Meyer, is located in Forks. Forks is located in the Olympic Peninsula of northwest Washington. At first, the story was taken place in Phoenix, AZ, where the sky is always a cloudless blue. That’s not the case in Forks. Forks is usually covered in clouds. “It rains on this inconsequential town more than any other place in the United States of America” (Meyer 3). Since it’s usually raining in Forks, it makes it unique because that’s where the Cullen’s live. The Cullen’s are vampires and can’t go out in the sun because then everyone would realize that they aren’t human, which is why they live in a forested area. The weather in Forks enhances the story because it keeps suspense of what the Cullen’s

If the setting changed, from a sunny day to a dark, gloomy day, the story’s theme would change. The theme I’ve found in the story is that we often take for granted good things, by only focusing on the negative things. If the day wasn’t as nice, the mood of the characters might have changed to not being as happy. The positive attitudes are molded by the good day, therefore if the setting changed, the theme of the story would definitely change, and Annie would’ve never gone through this experience. It probably wouldn’t have been a good story at all, just Annie sitting around ranting about the day. Also, if the setting change to more of a remote place (such as a farm or an island), she might haven’t been able to experience things as walking around the block.

The scene is set on a dreary night of November at one o'clock in the