Which statements accurately describe how a character might influence the reader’s interpretation of a novel’s setting? select all that apply. 1. a character that dies in a particular setting will cause the reader to dislike that setting. 2. a character that is upbeat and positive will cause the reader to form a positive association with the novel’s setting. 3. a character that complains about the atmosphere of his hometown might cause the reader to question that setting. 4. a character with sinister intentions might cause a reader to notice frightful aspects of a setting that is otherwise serene.