Note on the Impact of Setting: The residents of the secret annex have to rely on Miep and Mr. Kraler for most of their information about the outside world. The residents spend the majority of their time in
silence and are unable to speak more than a whisper.
Write a 1:2 Chunk on how the characters' long-term isolation might have influenced the recent tensions
(conflicts) between the residents of the annex.

Impact of Setting:

The setting created the mood and set the tone for the literary piece.  It influenced the plot (main events and actions) and characters (residents) in the story.  The setting of long-term isolation acted as an antagonist to the residents who were restricted access to information, like the Communist China.  Information only flowed through Miep and Mr. Kraler.  The setting also posted the conflict of the recent tensions between the residents by creating misunderstanding because information access was very restricted.

Setting is of great importance in a fictional, poetic, and prose work.  It influences the plots and characters.  It can act as an antagonist, post a conflict that characters need to resolve, or shed light upon characters. It can also present symbolic persons, objects, places, actions, or situations. Setting develops the plot into a more realistic form, resulting in more convincing characters.  By establishing mood, setting also helps the audience relate themselves to the characters in a story.

Setting can be categorized into place, time, and social environment.  In this short short, the setting can be analyzed into:

Place: Secret Annex

Time: Residents spend majority of their time in silence

Social Environment: Residents are unable to speak more than a whisper

Explanation:

Along with the plot, character, theme, and style, setting is considered one of the fundamental components of a poem, prose, or fiction.

To analyze the setting of a story, one examines the surrounding environment, historical place in time, and geographic location.  Then, you an use specific examples from the story or poem to support the analysis.

it should discride this whale so it shouldnt be that hard

second person

explanation:

note the heavy uses of "you", "your", as well as "he".

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