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I need to have my writing edited and proofread as to improve my work. If you have read the book before, it'd be good. However i have used quotes so the writing should be based on the quotes anyway. Can you please make sure the components of my essay are correct. I have attached the guidelines for this assignmnet. Make sure my introduction and conclusion are written well. Please also add onto my work to improve my writing. Make sure my essay is in relation to my essay question.
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Use of Setting in Children of the Dust
Depending on the environment that a story’s event takes place, an author can help the
reader to connect various cases that range from historical time, unique life concepts such as
wars, description of social conditions, and geographical locations just to mention a few.
Through a close reading of Children of the Dust by Louise Lawrence, the concepts of the
horror of a nuclear war, perseverance of the human spirit in difficult times, and prejudice all
become vivid and override others through the numerous settings portrayed throughout the
entire story. As such, setting serves as a beneficial way to establishing where and under what
circumstances the story takes place, and events follow one another. Regarding setting, in
Children of the Dust, the readers become acquainted with a familiar concept of the
reverberations of the nuclear war from the perspective of three generations. These different
themes are primarily represented by Lawrence’s excellent use of setting to express various
but distinct ideas as evidenced herein.
Evidently, among the main and most perceptible ideas in Children of the Dust is the
horror of the nuclear war suggested by the sombre, dismal setting described. In Sarah,
Ophelia, as well as in Simon sections, revulsion is evident. Louise Lawrence implemented
the first paragraph of the nove...