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Why is setting important in literature? I. It reinforces character and theme. II. It contributes to atmosphere and mood. III. It adds realism.

Why is setting important in literature? I. It reinforces character and theme. II. It contributes to atmosphere and mood. III. It adds realism.
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Why is setting important in literature? I. It reinforces character and theme. II. It contributes to atmosphere and mood. III. It adds realism.

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D. I, II, and III..............

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The Answer is the last one D
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