A _____ is a recurrent thematic element in literature.

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A motif is a recurrent thematic element in literature.

Motifs are usually placed by the author to teach the reader a lesson or to make a broad generalization.

Motifs can be found in many forms, such as statements, places, people, or even objects.

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