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3 years ago
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setting plays a very important role in The hobbit, setting influences much about the story and it characters. think about the di

fferent setting in the story. how does setting relate to characters in the hobbit? how does setting influence theme? explain your answers using specific examples from the novel
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Ira Lisetskai [31]3 years ago
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I am not quite sure what the hobbit is but I do know that the setting influences the theme by creating different environment.
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