Answer: the subject is the topic of a story, it is what the story is about, and not what the lesson learned is. a theme is the lesson that was learned in the end.
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I think the answer is D. A cliché is overused and uninteresting, while an archetype remains fresh because writers make it feel new.
The correct answer is NEITHER.
It is not a relative pronoun, because it is not a pronoun but a preposition. And it is not a subordinating conjunction as it is not subordinating a clause into another clause. It is not even introducing a clause.
The phrase "about the fire drill" is a necessary complement to the verb TELL. This verb (in this case in the Simple Past) selects two objects: one necessarily is the person to whom the action is directed (in this case "me") -better called Indirect Object pr Recipient of the action- and the other one is the Direct Object, that is to say the thing being told (in this case "about the fire drill").
The great depression started October 29, 1929 - 1939
( D ) Macbeth persuades the murderers to kill Banquo and his soooon
