Often authors incorporate a setting, or many different variety of settings, so the reader can personally connect with the text and the writer purposed of the story. Most readers are unfamiliar with a vast array of settings, so the writer connects the feelings and actions associated to those events rather than the location of the place. In a memoir by Chris Kylie, American Sniper, Chris evokes many emotional responses to diverse settings, a sense of places all relating to a sense of thrill of confronting death and living to tell the tale. An author uses a sense of place as a device to fuse the reader with their own psychological relationship to the theme being presented within the narrative. In American Sniper, the narrator Chris tells stories
