1. What impression of this story's setting does the third-person limited point of view help convey?
A) It is a rural area full of natural wonders and secrets to be learned.
B) It is an economically poor region that most young people would not find
stimulating
C) It is a small town that Matt finds depressing because of its association with death
and dying
D) It is a landscape that Matt enjoyed as a child but no longer cherishes.