" I think Ms. May-Lee Chai was like any other ordinary girl being born in china and raised in America story writing was her outlet into her own world. From personal experience from being a teenager everyone needs there outlet. and sometimes that outlet can eventually become a career. Her being a only child"
that's what Greg said about setting and how he felt about the story, it was really good and he explained how he felt. it showed he read the story and understood it and could relate to her in some way
."A Soldier's Home" Is based around the setting of the story, which makes the story that much interesting. If you don't understand what the setting was in the story, then the story makes no sense to you. The way the author wrote the story, about a solider who returned back to his hometown from WWI in France and Germany. The main character went back to his home setting in Kansas city, Oklahoma, which to where he referred to it as a "small town". The whole setting of the story sets the plot of the story of how the character Krebs is having a conflict within himself adjusting to going back home, after the war is over. The setting plays a significant role thats what Caul-Leonard, Alexia
reading what she said it was good and i understood everything, she brings out some good points that leave you thinking. having a setting is really important and good and always good to have. i feel like it can tell much about the character or that person in some way.
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