The document sets the scene at a rural railway station in early 20th century England during a foggy, cold night. It was a time of industrial revolution where the wealthy aristocrats, dressed in fine coats, hats and gloves, held power over the oppressed working class who wore worn, sober clothes as servants or factory workers. There was a clear separation between the cultured, formally-speaking rich elite and the poor in both society and language used at that time.

1. GULP AND GASP
SETTING

2. PLACE
This place is set somewhere at an empty
Railway Station in rural England

3. TIME
It is a foggy and cold night. It is set during the
early part of the industrial revolution of the
twentieth Century. Most people are from the
working-class who are often oppresseed by the
powerful elite-class

4. PEOPLE
-the rich and influential aristocrats are immaculate and
grand in appearance with the men often wearing top
hats, coats and ties. Glove are essential to keep out the
cold and a cane adds a certain swagger
-the poor working-class is mostly servants to gentry or
workers in the factories. They have a poor appearance
wearing sober and worn-out clothes

5. Culture
- The rich rule their lives with much fanfare and
decorum. They are deemed to be more cultured
and often look down on the less fortunate.
-the more affluent class would speak in a distinctly
more formal language than their less wealthy
counterparts
-there is a distinct separation between the rich
upper class society and the poor and downtrodden