B. Cassie goes to look for Lillian Jean Simms, and the others follow
Answer:
The best option is letter B. The theme is about what readers learn.
Explanation:
In literature, theme is the message behind the literary work, the main idea the author wishes to convey, directly or indirectly. In narratives, for example, the theme is developed through characters’ actions, thoughts, and dialogues. They are the means through which the author will pass his message on to readers.
In the famous novel "The Great Gatsby", by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the subject of the story is the forbidden love between the criminal millionaire Gatsby and the narrator's cousin Daisy, a married and very wealthy woman. Through this subject, more than one theme is developed: the corruption of the American dream, the degradation of society, appearances versus the truth. In short, these are the messages readers learn about when they read the novel.
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