Well a theme is the central message and lesson, so the way I learned is to come up with possible morals of the novel, then find evidence for each one, see which one is best supported, and use that one. If you think that will take too long, just find possible morals, then keep ruling them out until the one that makes the most sense is left, then find evidence for only that one.
Hope I helped you.
Hey there!
Let's say I was to quote a book by Cardinal Cardigan I've read for an essay. (This isn't an actual book, just an example). The book contains the following sentence:
The reason that flowers are so beautiful is that they come in a variety of colors and scents that are appealing to many people.
In order to quote this, I would use the following formatting:
"The reason that flowers are so beautiful," states Cardigan, "is that they come in a variety of colors and scents that are appealing to many people."
Using this, your answer will be your first option.
Hope this helped you out! :-)
Furthermore I think would be a good transition word because it sounds good and makes since
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i think its D. im sorry if thats wrong
Answer:
She sees him as a possible threat
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