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      I used the space setting to create mystery and adventure. It makes the characters look small compared to the universe but also brave for exploring it. I wanted the audience to feel curious, amazed, and inspired by the unknown.

 I chose the haunted house and basement because they create a creepy and unsettling feeling. I wanted the audience to assume the characters were in danger or about to experience something scary. The dark and abandoned look makes the place feel unsafe and builds tension.
I chose the carnival because it feels fun, colorful, and exciting. At the same time, the busy lights and crowds can seem overwhelming. I wanted the audience to feel the mix of joy and chaos that the characters might experience there.

I picked the classrooms to show a normal and everyday environment. I wanted the audience to see the characters as regular students living their daily school life. The bright light and simple setting make it feel calm and familiar.
         














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