James Withencroft's and Charles Atkinson's actions develop a theme in “August Heat” in the following manner :
C. Withencroft goes for a walk and stops at Atkinson's home. Atkinson carves a headstone and realizes it belongs to the man who just arrived. This develops the theme that outcomes can be beyond a person's control.
The answers C. This goes with the first question, <span>Which statement is a theme of "August Heat"? Technically they're asking the same question, which has the same answer (kind of). This story is about 'One cannot control his/her faith' so for this answer that goes with this answer is C. Hope this helps!</span>
