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4) How does the author use the setting, the narrator,
and characters to
develop layers of meaning and tone throughout the
story? What
might be the author's purpose for writing this story?
Use evidence
from the text to justify your reasoning.



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annyksl

The author uses these elements to determine the characters' attitudes during the events that follow and the messages behind those attitudes.

How does each element establish this?

  • The narrator determines all the characters' intentions and interactions, which conveys to the reader a feeling, and the tone of the story, and clarifies deep meanings.
  • The scenario creates an ambiance that justifies the movement of the story.
  • The characters create the interactions and the way the story's events take place.

These three elements are organized by the author to work together to convey sensations to the reader. These sensations are responsible for the tone of the story and allow the reader to have an immersive experience that presents the messages and meanings that the narrative has.

This question is incomplete because you did not provide the text to which it refers and I have not been able to find the complete question. For that reason, I couldn't give you an exact answer, but I hope this general answer can help you.

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https://brainly.com/question/17958197

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