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The Influences And Impacts Of Settings On Characters And Readers

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March 5, 2017

 

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In the first half of the story, Rios first introduces that “he was twelve and in junior high school” (170) and the second paragraph states “my friend Sergio and I…would go across the highway to the arroyo. It was the one place we were not supposed to go” (170). To Sergio and Rios, this is nothing more than a playful adventure to escape from reality...
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In fact, this dried riverbed is a retreat to them. The reader can directly relate to the characters because everyone has had some “getaway” or “secret spot” in their pre-teen years. When the two friends stumble upon a grinding ball, the diction is child-like and filled with excitement and joy: “Guythisis, this is, geeGuythis…we had this perception about nature then, that nature is imperfect and that round things are perfect” (171)...
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