You are right, Dressing too is another of my favorite cultural elements. The dressing can depict time and place in a story.Morganncall wrote: ↑20 Jun 2018, 14:26 One of my favorite cultural elements to look at is food. Food is always an indicator of time period, culture, and social status. When the characters eat, it says a lot about who, and where they are.
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