Why might the author of "A White Heron" have chosen to set the story in the country?

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Baron Trevino

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16 May, 09:16

Why might the author of "A White Heron" have chosen to set the story in the country?

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Coby Park · Answer 1

The author of "A White Heron" have chosen to set the story in the country because it is a work of regionalism which is set in a particular region of the United States to replicate life in that region. The author wants to give a realistic depiction of life in the rural land of the Northeastern United States.