Nothing adds deepness and meaning to a story like symbolism. It acts as a connector between the theme and story. Themes alone can sound preachy, and stories alone can sound shallow. Symbolism weaves these two together. A symbol takes difficult ideas with few words. Symbolism can also realize the same results as several sentences of unambiguous descriptions.
<span>Intrinsic motivation is defined as performing an action or behavior because you enjoy the activity itself</span>
Wait... what are u researching? Anyway it could be When did blah blah finish a war? or for language arts it could be How did they speak in whatever state?
That all depends on the way the audience is preserving the literature. It also depends on HOW the author intends their audience read it. Comedic scenes can be used to relive tensions, but the author could also use comedy as a way to make the novel more intriguing. Comedic scenes may have symbolism, in which you will be able to figure out whether or not the intent was serious or playful.
Formal writing would be the answer