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Answer the following worksheet questions. 1) Setting: What is the town like and where is it located? What is the culture like?

2) Setting: Where does your main character live? Describe the living space. (could take several paragraphs of detail)

3) Theme: What is the theme for the story and how will you weave it into the plot? What do you want to reader to learn?

4) Symbolism: (optional) What symbols will you use to support your theme and plot? What do they represent and how will you weave them into the story?

5) Tone: (optional) What will your tone be toward each of your three characters, and how will your readers discover these tones?

6) Mood: (optional) What will the mood be in an important scene of your story (quite possibly at the climax)? How will you create this mood? Be descriptive in your explanation.

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