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What are three words describing and naming the setting of the pearl
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The setting of "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck can be described with the following three words:
1. **Coastal** - The story is set in a seaside village, emphasizing the marine environment and its influence on the characters' lives.
2. **Rural** - The community is small and agrarian, focusing on simple living and the daily struggles of the villagers.
3. **Oppressive** - The setting reflects the social and economic struggles faced by the characters, highlighting themes of greed, colonialism, and exploitation.
These words capture the essence of the environment in which the story unfolds.
1. **Coastal** - The story is set in a seaside village, emphasizing the marine environment and its influence on the characters' lives.
2. **Rural** - The community is small and agrarian, focusing on simple living and the daily struggles of the villagers.
3. **Oppressive** - The setting reflects the social and economic struggles faced by the characters, highlighting themes of greed, colonialism, and exploitation.
These words capture the essence of the environment in which the story unfolds.
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