What common conflict in magical realist literature often leads the reader to the central theme of a story?

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<span>B. The struggle between realistic and supernatural elements

Magical Realism is a genre of literature that inserts a supernatural element into a very detailed, realistic society. Seeing how the community and characters deal with the supernatural usually ends up revealing something about them as a society, leading the reader to the theme of the story.</span>

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