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Plot, character, and setting do not affect one another. a. True b. False
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Plot, character, and setting do not affect one another.
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b. False
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False because they all relate and if one is changed then it becomes a completely different story.
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False, the setting can easy affect a character in how they react and can certianly make the plot thickerĀ
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