2nd Discussion: Your novels will cover several different settings. These settings include both the outdoors and the interiors of any castles / chateaus. Please discuss your various settings, using quotes to help support your theories. Remember to include page numbers with your quotes. Visit other sites to discover similarities and differences; comment on those other sites.
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Obviously, in our book, the setting changes a whole bunch because of the many, many characters within the book. But do you think that having too many settings is confusing to you as a reader. Or does it make the story more interesting? In my opinion, it adds to the realism to the novel. Do you agree?
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Obviously, in our book, the setting changes a whole bunch because of the many, many characters within the book. But do you think that having too many settings is confusing to you as a reader. Or does it make the story more interesting? In my opinion, it adds to the realism to the novel. Do you agree?
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yes it does add realsim to the story, but sometimes it can become confusing to the reader if it is not organized properly. It only depends on how the author makes the book flow, yes sometimes authors do have their own way of organizing their books and it may seem confusing to us as the reader but really it just depends in how well your brain can decipher the context of the novel.
ReplyDeleteI think that having too many settings can get confusing, witch is one reason that I like Wuthering Heights. It only has 2 main settings so something stays constant when the rest of the story is going all over the place.
ReplyDeleteYeah @bamBAM i completely agree. It makes it more real, but if not followed properly, the reader can get caught up in all of the confusion and not understand the book as fully as they should. But @vampchick61 its fine that your book only has 2 setting, but is that realistic?
ReplyDeletethank you, but it is good to have more than one setting because every great story has one,because i think it would be very boring to the reader if there was only one.
ReplyDeleteIt could potentially make the book confusing or hard to follow, but then again it could make it more interesting since the human mind can get tired of something pretty quickly and lose attention if it gets bored.
ReplyDeleteCan anyone else tell how every place a character goes in Dracula the setting has an evil feeling to it. Dracula's castle is dark and crumbling. It also has vicous wolves everywhere just ready to tear off your flesh. thats scary! Also even on the boat when Dracula appears it is damp and foggy that gives yet again an erie feeling. Everytime Stroker entered a new setting I was really terrifed not knowing what was about to happen, and that is what got me intrested!
ReplyDeletei think that the setting was meant to give the reader an erie sense, i agree it keeps the reader interested in the book. the book wouldnt e the same if it took place in a sunny valley or happy house on the hill.
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