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How can writers use wordplay to develop a story's settings and characters?
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How can writers use wordplay to develop a story's settings and characters?

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Writers use wordplay to describe people and places, the details make the story come to life and allow the reader to connect to the story more.
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Answer: It helps to grab the readers interests

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