The correct answer is the following: <em>option a. The universal theme of a story is often revealed at the resolution of the story, when the reader can see how the story ends.</em>
In literature the terms of "theme" and "universal theme" are commonly used. While the theme of a work of literature is defined as the main message revealed through a story, the universal theme is defined as a theme that applies to anyone and everywhere, that is relatable to a wide set of readers.
In both cases, to know the theme or the universal theme of a piece of literature work, it is needed to read through the whole story and analyze it to find out what the theme of it is, and if it can be a universal theme relatable to a big audience.
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A paragraph structured this way would contain the following: Topic sentence – the first sentence in a body paragraph that tells the reader what the main idea or claim of the paragraph will be. Explanation – Explain what you mean in greater detail. Evidence – Provide evidence to support your idea or claim.
Pretty sure answer is, “Though they lived during the same time period, Dickinson wrote compact poems about ordinary events, while Whitman wrote longer poems about public life and well-known events”
