How does the setting shape the writer’s portrayal of the plot? Explain, citing details about the historical context

It should be noted that settings affect the plot of a story as it helps visualize where the characters live.

The setting of a story simply means where and when a story takes place. It involves the time period and geographic region.

The setting is the location where a story takes place. Also, it should be noted that the theme and tone of a story rely on its settings. The background of the characters also influences how the characters relate.

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The scenery situalizes the story, shows an environment that is essential for the portrait that the screenwriter is waiting for the developed plot. That's because, the scenario is a living element in the plot, his ability to environmentalize the story. This environmentalization defines which culture the story is stabilized in, allowing the characters' positions to be understood. An example of this can be seen when the screenwriter uses a rural setting and the characters and the story are shaped with elements from rural regions, which totally differ from a scenario in an urban city.