: I think, at this point, the introduction (beyond polite formalities) might not be necessary. If the business deal or whatever has already been agreed upon (and they're just meeting to fine

I think, at this point, the introduction (beyond polite formalities) might not be necessary. If the business deal or whatever has already been agreed upon (and they're just meeting to fine tune the details in a professional business meeting) then both parties are (externally) aware of the other and their goals for the meeting. Formal, lengthy introductions would just be clunky (which, I'm guessing, is why you dont want to write them.)

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: Of the 3 options given #1 provides the fewest barriers to readers. By having the main character from England you allow the reader to identify with this character. There is no cultural friction

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