Setting as a Character

The setting will definitely take a role as a character sometimes. In most of the stories, there will be someone who is actually against the main character. They have interactions with the other characters. Some of the stories don't really have someone who making the conflict, for example, "In Trouble". In "In Trouble, there isn't acual person who is having the conflict with the main characters, is the setting that makes the story intresting. The harsh weather condition and the elevation of the hole make the readers curious about what will happen later on. The setting can kill the main character if nobody comes to save him. You can think the setting as a killer in "In Trouble". There are some others story that the setting plays a role as a character, such as "The Cay''. "The Cay'' is about a boy and a old man were stuck on an island. They have no way to get out of that island unless someone comes to sav them. Before the people rescue them, they need to survive. They need to collect the food and conserve the water in order to make sure that they can live until a boat comes save them. They also need to watch out some diasaster, such as hurrican and storm. Anyway, setting is not just the background of the story, they can also be used as a role.