The theme in a story is the underlying or central message, otherwise known as the 'big idea' that shows insight into life that the author is trying to convey. It is often defined as the 'moral of the story'. They tend to be serious, universal, stated in absolutes, etc.
Therefore the answer is D.
I believe the correct answer is raisonneur.
These lines from “The R-a-p-e of the Lock: written
by Alexander Pope which represent Clarissa's long speech in which she tries to
calm the outraged Belinda, cast her in the role of raisonneur, a character that
acts as the voice of the author for she advocates the idea that the beauty is
temporary and what’s important is the heart and soul of a person.
William Byrd:
established Richmond and Petersburg
opposed slavery
Answer:
Uranus is the husband (and son) of Gaia, mother of the earth
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Answer:
a truth of dare board game kinda with the same layout of candy land.
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