Setting of A Story

        Setting is the period in time or place in which the events of a story occur. Small details are often important. They often show foreshadowing. The setting in this chapter changes multiple time. In the beginning the setting is in the dorms, the dorms are darker then usual. Tris stated that multiple times during the beginning of this chapter. All of the initiates marched out, and were all to climb in to the train cars. They are dark as well. All of the imitates weren’t their selfs. She described the train cars as loud, and uneasy. 

Everything seemed darker. The train ride was long. After all the imitates reached their destination Tris realized they were at, Abnegation. What used to be her home faction. This used to be a warm comforting place for her. As Tris began to climb out of the train she realized how different everything was. She said it wasn’t the same, it was dark everything was boarded up. She recalled all of the places she used to see daily, and what she used to go there but, it was all so different to her. She was yet to see the worst of it. Everything got worse. The setting is always very important to a story. It often sets the tone, the mood, and is sometimes even involved in conflict.