Plantation owners were heavily reliant of slaves, so yes it’s true
Well the letters from the civil war would show us what kind of condition the slaves we’re living in how hard it much have been and, for the women who and sons and husbands who were fighting in the war and how hard that must have been for them to deal with. Historians regard these letters as an important primary source for that time period because there isn’t much to go off of and letters shows a direct point of view of what had happened during that time and how slaves and most likely how women were treated like. (I suck at saying this but does it make sense?)
The setting in “”Words On Fire” that relate to the plot/theme is that it explains the peaceful living of 12-year-old Audra on the farm of her parent.
<h3>What is the setting in Words on Fire?</h3>
The settings explains the story of 12-year-old Audra, and the quit and peaceful living in the farm of her parent in Lithuania .
The theme which is the main idea or underlying meaning that is been explore in short story serves as the main idea that the text is surrounding.
It should be noted that Setting which can be regarded as the time as well as the place that is been used in writing a story is a literary element of literature and can be seen in the "Words On Fire" in how Audra was able to have a peaceful living in Lithuania with her parents as at that time
Therefore, settings in this story, which was introduced during the exposition of the story, to let the audience know about places of the characters.
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