The setting is in a wizarding school named Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The time is in the 1990s. It is a beautiful huge castle type school, with a radiant river of water flowing by its side. With a fantastic view from the astronomy tower, enchanted stairs, portraits and ceiling, it is an absolutely magical and beautiful place to be. This setting is absolutely important to the story as it brings life to the fantasy genre and holds many important secrets which is useful to the characters and plot. Personally this couldn't have taken place in any other setting, as it wouldn't have given readers the same feeling.
In the first and second paragraphs of "War Message to Congress", Woodrow Wilson <span>Wilson established pathos by saying that the German submarines are cruel and unruly. He said that there's no such thing more important than human life.</span>
Answer: Henley was remembered by young writers as a benevolent bully, generous in his promotion and encouragement of unknown talents and fierce in his attacks on unmerited reputations.