Describing setting and developing tone
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I can understand and apply how writers use setting and tone to reflect their characters.
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Descriptions of a setting can help reflect a character's personality, mood or emotions.
Using sensory imagery to describe a setting creates a vivid description.
Tone can be built through the description of a setting.
You can combine the sensory description of a setting and an emotional state of a character to create tone.
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