Setting, according to Literature: An Introduction to Reading and Writing, is:
...the natural, manufactured, political, cultural, and temporal [time] environment, including everything that characters know and own.
So if you've read "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" all you have to do is apply the above to the story. I can't write your paragraphs for you, but I'll mention some details to get you started.
Natural environment: northern Alabama, a bridge at Owl Creek, near a local farmer's home.
Political/cultural: North vs. the South, at war during the Civil War.
Temporal: during the Civil War.
What characters know: the importance of bridges during war time.
You can fill in the details and elaborate just by rereading or skimming the story.
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