authors choice of setting in Through the Tunnel how does it impact the theme and progression
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The foreign, wild, and rugged setting advances the themes of alienation and maturation. This setting helps to advance the plot since the main character's actions and maturation are connected to the wild bay and its underground tunnel.
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There, Jerry sees the other boys swimming through the tunnel. He makes it his personal goal to do the same before the vacation is over, and Jerry eventually succeeds. The setting is a realistic location that allows Jerry to pursue his independence.
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