there are multiple answers to this question. a story has to have at least one main character, a problem, a solution, and a interesting story idea.
The theme of a story is the main idea basically. It's what the author is trying to convey to the audience, whether that be a lesson or advice ect.
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Print:
Can be eligible in certain situations
(Like the material the words are printed on might be damaged, or it is handwritten and eligible)
Can be passed on physically to others, like throwing notes at each other in class or sending letters.
When the material is hand written and printed, sometimes you can feel the writer’s emotions in their handwriting like pressure in each letter or the size and such.
Non-print
More accurate since the material is typed up, there’s spelling checks and such tools.
Can be sent to a large amount of people in a short amount of time, like shared as a pdf or sent through email.
Words can be zoomed in if difficult to read.
Similarities
Whether printed or not, if the content of the material itself is the same the same message can be delivered to readers.
Although different methods, can be shared/sent to others.
Answer:
He is enthusiastic and in awe while she is doubtful and fearful.
Explanation:
I need help my self lol XD
