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Why is setting important in literature? l. It reinforces character and theme. Il. It contributes to atmosphere and mood. IlI. It adds realism

Why is setting important in literature? l. It reinforces character and theme. Il. It contributes to atmosphere and mood. IlI. It adds realism
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Why is setting important in literature? l. It reinforces character and theme. Il. It contributes to atmosphere and mood. IlI. It adds realism

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C.

Step-by-step explanation:

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2 would be the correct answer because without a setting no one would have any clue where the current situation was taking place.

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