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How does the setting of the story help develop the author’s message?
A
By portraying a peaceful neighborhood, the setting shows that safety can be achieved through isolation.
B
By emphasizing a secure, enclosed community, the setting reveals how fear shapes behavior and leads to tragic consequences.
C
By focusing on the family’s home, the setting highlights the importance of tradition and routine.
D
By showing a modern city, the setting suggests that technological progress guarantees protection.
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The enclosed, secure community setting emphasizes conformity and fear of outsiders or change, which shapes characters' behavior and ultimately leads to tragic consequences—supporting the author's message.
The enclosed, secure community setting emphasizes conformity and fear of outsiders or change, which shapes characters' behavior and ultimately leads to tragic consequences—supporting the author's message.
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