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Group D
Group D
By: Aris Bahari Nimatul Illiyyun Feny Rahmawati Noval A. Rosalia Agustiana Royana Damayanti
Setting
what is setting?
Setting is where and when of a drama or play takes places which may serve as historical context and, therefore, it may add meanings ( Inter language :English
for Senior High School Students Xi, Joko Priyana, page : 238 )
Destroyed World
On the 4th May 1980 I was supposed to celebrate my 12th birthday. That year spring came late and the snow was still seen on the pavements of Prypiat. I hoped my birthday present will be sunshine, new sandals for summer and maybe a bag of fruit drops. But there were no cheerful celebrations
The setting is
Time
Place
Prypiat.
The night before I must have fallen into a very deep sleep because neither the banging to the door nor loud voices woke me up. I only opened my eyes and realized the noise is not in my dream when I heard my mother's cry.
THE CONCLUSION
The setting is sometime implicit and explicit. Implicit means the setting is written in the text. But, explicit means the setting is not written in the text. So, we have to understand the meaning of the text by our self.