Which best describes the theme of ''Thank you, Ma'am''

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D. The theme is best described as to take responsibility for your own actions. In the story, the young boy was caught stealing from Mrs. Jones but got away from being taken to jail, instead, Mrs. Jones took care of him. This implies that he should respect and be responsible for his own actions.

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the answer is take responiblity for your actions.

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