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A narrative is a writing that tells a story. Narratives can have characters, a point of view, and a setting. The stories can be fiction or nonfiction. An example would be the Harry Potter series. It's a set of books that all relate the story of Harry's education as a wizard at Hogwarts, and his fight against the evil Voldemort.
In the sentence:
My best friend wrote a funny poem about her pet rabbit.
The simple subject is 'friend'. Remember that a simple subject is the main word or words in a subject, so it does not include any of the modifiers that might describe, characterize or restrict the subject (in this case, the possesive 'my' and the adjective 'best')
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Without the ketchup is the relative clause.
You know that because if you take it out of the sentence, the sentence still makes sense.
1. I haven't read the story, can you post a link with it so I can help?
2. Well, first off theme is shaped by the character, setting, and even the plot of the story. Setting affects the theme in major ways! It contributes to plot and the characters. Without setting...there will be no plot for the story.
