1. I haven't read the story, can you post a link with it so I can help?
2. Well, first off theme is shaped by the character, setting, and even the plot of the story. Setting affects the theme in major ways! It contributes to plot and the characters. Without setting...there will be no plot for the story.
Emergence would be youre answer hope this helps!!
Answer:
Completing a story with an already given opening sentences.
Explanation:
A king and queen had a beautiful princess. She was proud and vain. The king and the queen were really worried. They thought of marrying her off but she rejected every proposal that came her way. This greatly worried her parents who did not want their princess to be a ruthless and proud princess.
So, to help the princess learn how to be better and be considerate of the subjects, they decided to take her to the countryside where she will be left at the hands of an old woman. She will help the young princess learn how to be self-efficient, learn the basics of survival, and also how to help people in need.
As she grew up, the princess slowly learned the value of sympathy, community socialization, and also the importance of the people's voice in the kingdom.
The king and queen were finally able to get the princess to be who they want her to be. And the princess also realized why her parents did what they did.
Answer:
(hope this helps can I pls have brainlist (crown) ☺️)
Explanation:
His Son Will Assassinate Laius. The Oracle of Delphi foretold to King Laius and Queen Jocasta that Laius' son would murder him before the play began. Laius orders Oedipus's death after he is born to Laius and Jocasta, and Oedipus is left to die on a mountain.
Oedipus believes he has dodged a horrible prophecy that predicts he would kill his father and marry his mother by fleeing Corinth. Oedipus has conquered the enigmatic Sphinx, saved Thebes' seven-gated city, and wedded Jocasta, the queen.
When Oedipus was born to Laius and Jocasta, the king and queen of Thebes, a prophet said that the child would kill his father and marry his mother. To avert such a terrible conclusion, King Laius begrudgingly ordered the baby's death by one of his slaves.
