The setting of this book is very important because it really shapes the plot and characters. When I am reading this book I can imagine that I am sitting there in the story as a ghost. Setting in this story makes it show that the Bennet's and Bingley have money. When Mrs. Bennet is talking about Netherfield you can just tell that Bingley has a lot of money. When looking at the Bennet's wealth you can tell that they have money but not as much as Bingley. Also when hearing about Mr. Darcy's wealth and his estate you can tell that he has a lot of money. The book could have taken place somewhere else than the rural area of England but if the book was set in the town of London then there wouldn't be so much color and you wouldn't have seen all the wealth from the families.

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