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5. choose a short passage that develops the setting of your novel. include the quotation and answer the associated questions in the space below.
a. quotation from the text:
b. what do you see, hear, or smell as a result of the description you have chosen?
c. how do these details affect the mood or emotional setting of your novel or short story at this point?

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Explanation:

Quotation from the text:

Via had warned me about lunch in middle school, so I guess I should have known it would be hard. I just hadn’t expected it to be this hard. Basically, all the kids from all the fifth-grade classes poured into the cafeteria at the same time, talking loudly and bumping into one another while they ran to different tables. [...] I could tell I was being stared at without even looking up. I knew nt. “Summer? August?” she said, smiling, her eyes open wide, as she waited for me to get it. “Oh, yeah,” I said after a second.

What do you see, hear, or smell as a result of the description you have chosen?

You can see a lot in this short passage; a crowded cafeteria with students walking around, trying to get to their tables, people secretly staring at August, then you see Summer. You can hear the ambiance of the cafeteria as kids are talking to one another, and it is loud.

How do these details affect the mood or emotional setting of your novel or short story at this point?

At first, the mood seems scary and nerve-racking because this is Auggie’s first day and he’s not sure where to sit. But then, the mood is enlightened when Summer approaches August in a friendly way and starts up a conversation with him.  

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