The importance of Setting in a story

Hey guys! Going to mug my last blog post on Chinese new year's eve. So going to keep it short and sweet and of course, satisfying . So please do comments and ENJOY!:D

The Real Durwan

-story set at a stairwell, at the mouth of the alley
-story has been set in the current times.
-the settings tells me that Boori Ma is about to commit suicide

The Adventure of the Speckled Band

-story set at the writer's apartment
-story set during the 1970s
-the settings tells me that the lady is going to tell Sherlock homes something shocking.

Pride and Prejudice

-story set at Mr and Mrs Bennet house
-story set during the 19th century
-the settings of the story tells me that one of Mr. Bennet's daughter is going to marry


Question 4

In chapter 1 of " To kill a Mockingbird", the setting is set in a very old tradition type of town. Well, in a old tradition town, there are certain types of tradition in the town. This can be supported by the people in the town are biased towards the whites, they discriminated the African American. You actually don't see discrimination against the African American in America these days, because if you discriminate them, I can guarantee a punch in your face. A very good example in chapter one is that, Tom Robinson is a accused wrongly yet he was not responsible. He was a African American and he was wrongly accused for raping a white lady. He lost the case although he was totally not responsible in the event.