Question

A Native American woman living in a secluded North Carolina valley tells how, in 1806 on the Cherokee Indian Trail of Tears between North Carolina and the Oklahoma Territory, she and her sister escaped their captors, made their way back to their homeland, and lived in hiding for many years. Stories similar to the narrative described in the previous sentence would be likely to demonstrate which of the following literary features?
a. A person-against-society conflict
b. A backdrop setting
c. A third-person point of view
d. A progressive plot

Answer 1

Answer:

A backdrop setting

Explanation:

This is a typical case of a backdrop setting in place. The audience usually finds backdrop setting to be quite visually appealing and imaginative. This type of setting is mostly used in different scenes that are considered to be character driven and the setting is structured in a way such that the scenes can take place and be well-understood by the audience, but the main emphasis would be on the events, what the characters think and the relationships of the characters.