How is the farmhouse in Bloomington, Indiana an important setting in the novel, We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves?

The farmhouse in Bloomington Indiana is where Rose is raised alongside Fern. The farm is home to Rose’s family, as well as several grad students that record everything Fern and Rose do. Rose looks back fondly on her time at the farmhouse and considers it the last place where her family was truly together. She returns to the farmhouse once more when she’s older, but the place is cold and abandoned.