Maps can be useful and interesting for the audience for a range of reasons and can be done in different ways. For example, since the characters in the story are school children, there can be an element of that within the map in terms of what they call certain places and the nicknames they have for certain locations. In this sense, perhaps two versions of the same map can be created - one accurate one and another that looks at the characters' perceptions of the world or the place that they live. Having this visualisation of the environment also gives way to other stories that could be written about the locations on the map, and encourage the expansion of the fictional world.


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