The time and place in which a character lives are ________.

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The time and place in which a character lives are:

b. Part of the historical context of a story.

Time and place in which the character lives also contributed on the qualities of the character as a person.

People living in different time and place have different ways of dealing with a given scenario.

Misha Larkins [42]4 years ago

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historical context=time and place of a story

answer is b) part of the historical context of a story

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