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Chapters By Ray Bradbury: Setting Analysis

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The setting of my novel can be a bit confusing at times, especially in the beginning of the book. There are two different places for the setting in this book, the past and the present. Bradbury does a nice job of switching between the investigation, present, and the flash backs of the bike trip, past. This is important that she does this because it lets the readers have a better understanding of the trip from Chris’s point of view. Bradbury usually does one chapter of the bike trip and then reveals secrets in the next chapter through the investigation. For example one we know that the trip is going to end in Seattle, at Win’s uncle’s house. Then at the end of the chapter the detective investigating the case says “ Win has no uncle in Seattle.”
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