English, 03.12.2020 23:30 mona92

This description of the setting is important to the story because it - shows the characters' lack of experience with snow, which helps
to explain why they needed to be rescued
illustrates the challenges that would eventually be overcome by
the characters
identifies the precise part of the country where the characters
are, which makes the story more realistic
explains why the characters were so excited about this particular
road trip

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