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well the theme is the main body of a novel. to emphasize it . to make it bounce back to u . like its real. and catch the readers emotions. so they can feel what you are feeling as u write it. wrong or right here makes no sense as novels are usually no real. unless it is a documentary.

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The author uses the setting to create a mood or atmosphere that reflects the theme of the story. By describing the physical environment, the author can symbolically reinforce or contrast with the central message of the narrative. Additionally, the setting can influence the characters' behavior and decisions, further highlighting the theme.

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