Is it just a backdrop on which to stage the events of your story?

A static playground, conveying only time and place? In other cases, settings function as characters in their own right, with personalities, desires, and even enemies. Lundegaard on the floor in there. And I guess that was your accomplice in the wood chipper.
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Catalina:
My best friend read the last messages and she just never replied.
(1 October 2016)

Catalina:
Then we talked about the past and how I let everything go and forgave everyone I told her I still owe an apology to one of my ex friends because I got her involved in my problems when I was depressed and we never made up.
(1 October 2016)

Catalina:
I told her it may not be important to her but it's important to me because it runs in my family and I have promises to keep that's why I'll do my best and never give up to have no regrets.
(1 October 2016)

Catalina:
She's older than me and she told me to stop worrying about doing good in school when my life depends on it.
(1 October 2016)

Catalina:
We also had a tiny argument about school.
(1 October 2016)

Catalina:
She asked me and my friend group to come to her party but I told her I'm going abroad I didn't give her the exact reason but it's true.
(1 October 2016)

Fatima:
I'm 16 and I'm pregnant for a 17 year old guy?
(1 October 2016)

Fatima:
I never told him that I'm pregnant with his child and I'm not even sure if I want to because such a rude person and it's disgusting.
(1 October 2016)

Fatima:
And he's always talking about people being broke and mad.
(1 October 2016)

Fatima:
I don't care about sneakers like that.
(1 October 2016)