I'm pretty sure I answered this in your previous post. She searches for her biological parents and tried to contact people with their last name, and even writes a letter to them that she really didn't intend to send. Later she was reunited with her biological parents but missed the parents who raised her.
Answer:
Setting is less important than dialogue.
Explanation:
<u>Setting is developed in stage direction.
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<u>Setting is developed through descriptive text.
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Setting is key to creating mood and tone.
Setting is less important than dialogue.
underlined text are completely wrong.
the last 2 are maybe's
But "Setting is key to creating mood and tone.
" this is more important in a short story.
The first sentence could be by itself and still not a run on but the other is dependent on the subject of the first sentence. I think it's one independent and one dependent.
Answer:
He begins reading the papers, talking to Rab and Uncle Lorne, and listening to the leaders of opposition about Boston, he quickly became well informed.