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Which statements accurately describe how a character might influence the reader’s interpretation of a novel’s setting? Select all that apply.

1. A character that dies in a particular setting will cause the reader to dislike that setting.
2. A character that is upbeat and positive will cause the reader to form a positive association with the novel’s setting.
3. A character that complains about the atmosphere of his hometown might cause the reader to question that setting.
4. A character with sinister intentions might cause a reader to notice frightful aspects of a setting that is otherwise serene.

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A character that is upbeat and positive will cause the reader to form a positive association with the novel’s setting.

A character that complains about the atmosphere of his hometown might cause the reader to question that setting.

These two following below statements accurately describe how a character might influence the reader’s interpretation of a novel’s setting.

Option 2. A character that is upbeat and positive will cause the reader to form a positive association with the novel’s setting.

Option 3. A character that complains about the atmosphere of his hometown might cause the reader to question that setting.

How characters Influence Readers?

Fictitious text authors use plots, settings, and text to create images that influence the reader's response to how the author wants the reader to be aware of the situation.

This can be done in a variety of ways, including detailed descriptions of all settings, weather details, social stereotype characteristics, color associations, and more.

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