D. The characters' behaviors, motivations, and growth.
Usually the theme of a story is not stated directly, the author shows the theme by how the characters grow and change. If you're reading about a character who starts off young, immature, or naive and by the end of the book he is mature, grownup, and more knowledgeable about the world the theme might be "Coming of Age". If a character goes through the book and people around him are dying--based on how the main character changes or reacts the theme might be "The Power of Death".
Pay close attention to the main characters, how they change and grow, and look for themes wrapped within those changes.
He is a complete business shark, but as i see, he cares about money like it is the purpose of his living. I think that this is the thing that made him lonely, his spirit weak, and his heart crushed
He is one of the survivors of the Nazi extermination process in Auschuwitz. The story is told in his point of view.
Answer:
Rip Van Winkle' has become a byword for the idea of falling asleep and waking up to find the familiar world around us has changed
Explanation:
there was no multiple question so i went with that
120.
How do I know this?
120/3=60 & 120/5=24
