A SENSE OF PLACE 3/29

I think that the author Hugo starts with detailed description of the setting because he wants the reader to know the setting may be important later on or when he tells the story he had told us where they are and what that place was. I agree that the scene of history and place is important to us because it was during or before the civil war. He also adds information based on real life on what had occured or what they did. Some places that are important to me are in different situations you can say because I have many places that have helped me. A place is a tennis court any I guess you can say because even though it's something small, playing tennis has helped me so much with everything going on in my life, where I thought I did not have a place where I felt like it was all fine. Just playing made me forget about all things that I was worried about. This place did have a big impact on my life because I had somewhere to be, like I wasn't worried everywhere I went.

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