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  1. high class.
  2. So we talked about setting today in our video.
  3. So setting is an important part to any novel. It's where the novel takes place.
  4. So the setting can change the mood of the novel.
  5. Look at this picture of the abandoned mansion.
  6. If there was a story
  7. that was taking place here
  8. and the main setting was that, you know,
  9. you have some Children who were exploring this haunted, mentioned,
  10. they started to see ghosts.
  11. If that was the setting of a story, you can be a scary novel or you can be a happy novel.
  12. How about this picture?
  13. If you were reading a story
  14. and it was set, we had
  15. a bunch of climbers who are climbing mount everything else that we're having
  16. all sorts of
  17. trials and tribulations. I think that this story would feel
  18. adventurous.
  19. The setting makes it
  20. an adventure.
  21. We're talking about the outsiders.
  22. This novel takes place in a town called Tulsa Oklahoma near
  23. Tulsa Oklahoma is a real place is actually where S.
  24. E Hinton was born and raised
  25. in the novel.
  26. The Greasers
  27. live on the east side of town
  28. and the socials live on the west side
  29. and there's like the strict divide between where
  30. the grease is and this OSHA's live in Tulsa
  31. and the only reason either group should travel to
  32. the other side of town is to start a rumble
  33. voted fight
  34. or jump someone.
  35. The east side where the researchers live
  36. considered run down and pour
  37. and the west side
  38. where the socials live is wealthy and where the quote unquote good kids live.
  39. So you have the greeters like ponyboy dairy johnny who all
  40. live on the east side of town where people consider them thugs
  41. because he was setting that they met.
  42. But we know that deep inside, even though a lot of them have a really tough exterior,
  43. there's any good inside.
  44. So why do you think that as he had been, chose this study?
  45. So for most of the novel,
  46. there's this clear divide with black and white
  47. between the west side and the east side.
  48. Its geographical
  49. maybe that's just where they are
  50. and as well as social
  51. and other things I talked about,
  52. you know, one side is good, one side is bad outside is violent.
  53. One side is rich inside is poor
  54. is one exception in order to this,
  55. when johnny and Penny boy hide out in winter Hicksville,
  56. the small country counters headed closer,
  57. they leave the sharp divide
  58. and they experience a lot of changes
  59. when they're setting changes,
  60. they change.
  61. So in winter it's billed as not only geographically
  62. away from the pressure social divide,
  63. they also get to let go of those social identities
  64. and they do this physically when they bleach and they cut their grease their hair
  65. and then they also do it when they save the Children from the burning church
  66. and they get rid of that hood persona they keep on talking about in the novel
  67. when people start to really see them,
  68. we're in a different setting for the good kids that they really are.
  69. So
  70. you can see in the novel that setting is really important,
  71. that it has a lot of mood and a lot of tones
  72. and that, particularly in this novel, the outsiders
  73. where pony boy lives and where the pizza is living, so she's lived
  74. has a large impact on who they are.
  75. So I hope that helped you in the same, having a little bit more.