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When a character in a story enters a building or room, should the surrounding area be described specifically?

When a character in a story enters a building or room, should the surrounding area be described specifically?
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When a character in a story enters a building or room, should the surrounding area be described specifically?

When a character in a story enters a building or room, should the surrounding area-example-1
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Yes it should because then the reader can get a good image
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