A writer can gain from many sources to better his writing. I realized that many of these sources that are simply overlooked in everyday life should be assimilated into our writing. TV shows are so common, yet we hardly ever take advantage of what they can teach us. They can easily be adapted to fit our personal writing. When relating TV shows to personal writing one should cautiously examine all the literary aspects portrayed through the acting and setting.
Contemporary settings relate the show more readily to the audience targeted.
The show addressed is Dawson s Creek, in which the setting is crucial. In my writing I seldom approach the setting as a valuable aspect. The setting connects the situation or action occurring to a certain time, place, and location. Without including specific information about the setting the reader is lost in the work, trying to place it and visualize it in his mind. The show Dawson's Creek is written in episodes.