Lone Survivor, by Marcus Luttrell

In the book, Lone Survivor, by Marcus Luttrell the setting is very important to the novel. Currently the Seals are going through their training called BUDS. This training is very intense and only the best make it through. The setting is a Navy Seal training facility near the Pacific Ocean. Constantly, the Seals are doing exercises in the cold ocean. They complete swim test, and go through intense simulations. They are pushed to their limits, and live in harsh conditions. They are forced to run miles on wet, sticky, sandy beaches. The training facility where they eat, sleep, train, and live is made to be harsh and tough.

In the book, Lone Survivor, by Marcus Luttrell the way the Seals behave is because of everything they do when training. The Seals go through extensive training to prepare them for anything.  The training they go through is no piece of cake. They are drilled with the same things over and over again. Numerous simulations and exercises are done. Their training makes them who they are. They behave like a Seal because of the training they went through. The reasoning to how the think, function, and work is because of how they are trained.