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English, 04.02.2021 08:40, lucky1940

Describe three settings in the book Children of Ruin and say something that happens at each one. To describe a setting, say what it looks like, what are its unique features, what makes it different from places in our world.

(ex) In Harry Potter & The Sorcerers Stone, I might describe the cupboard under the stairs, the Hogwarts Express train, the Great

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