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lianna [129]
3 years ago
5

. Which statement identifies the main theme of the short story? Muffin by Susan Cooper​

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blondinia [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

The main theme of this story is that of bullying. This statement by Alice identifies this theme of bullying<em>. "Shut up" said by fat Alice. in her high whiny voice, "Walk along the line i said, and don't step off it or you'll get punished"</em>

Explanation:

The story "Muffin" by Susan Cooper shows bullying in action. Alice in this story bullied Daisy at any time she gets, she was not nice to Daisy and kept bullying her. Daisy on the other hand does not feel strong enough to stand up to Alice. This happened in the middle of world war two. Daisy knows that she needs to be strong. The story is set in England.

This story is a memoir about Daisy, Alice was so abrupt and ignorant, the book shows that bullying is never okay and that it is not wise to bring people down. and the war is used in this book to explain the relationship between Daisy and Alice.

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