In literature, what is a subject?

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Hi there!

In literature the subject of something is basically the topic.

So if there was a story you had to read about, we'll say, a car, but they're asking what the subject/topic of the story was about, you'd say, a car, because that's what the passage is talking about.

Hope this helps! :D

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