“The School” 2–3 paragraphs in which you analyze one of the stories and its use of setting, symbolism, and tone. Your response should include the following:
How do the elements of setting, language, symbol, and tone contribute to the meaning of the story? Use quotations from the short story to support your thoughts. Be sure to use the proper APA formatting for any quotations that you use. ( I have attached the story but you can also find it t http://qcounty.com/SCC/ShortStories/Barthelme–TheSchool.pdf)
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