How does the setting contribute to the story? It emphasizes by contrast the quietness of George's
home life.
It indicates that Muybridge has achieved his goals
as an inventor
It hints that George will one day travel to foreign
lands.
It shows by example the unpredictable nature of
Muybridge's work.
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