Kelly's Cove

The Setting:

Write your setting as a character.

Setting as a character

1. Setting must be dynamic—it must change over time, reacting to events and your character's actions. In this sense, the setting includes location, time, culture, society, and history. of the setting.

Create extensive backstory:
Characters are characteristics the setting:
Actions
Appearances
Way of thinking
Speech patterns

         Questions

1. How does the setting influence society?
2. How does the local materials and produce affect fashion, cuisine, architure, etc.?
3. What kind of rituals, beliefs, and legends do they form due to specific landmarks?
4. What is a character's first reaction to the setting? Are they overwhelmed, disappointed, or ambivalent?
5. Who has a connection to the setting?
6. How does a character experience the setting? How do they look, feel, taste, hear, and smell the various elements in it?


Describe Setting:

Where is it located:

Population:

Weather:

What season is it in the beginning of the story: