The Raven is a poem written by American writer and poet Edgar Allan Poe. It describes a night when a person was visited by a raven and many things are revealed to the speaker. In this case syntax is very important. This term refers to the choice of words by the author. Option B uses words such as <em>a midnight dreary</em> or <em>weak and weary</em> to indicate that the conditions were not good and that something bad could happen that night.
B, as it uses words with a negative connotation such as “dreary”, “weak”, and “weary”, and uses the word “midnight” as the time of day- midnight is usually associated with somber gloomy, and dark tones.
The theme of your story can be as broad as 'love' or 'loneliness' or as narrow as the idea that 'death is the unifying human experience'. It can also be a universal statement about humanity that an author investigates or explains through the course of a story.
