Tim manages to talk to Mr. Heron because Tim had to deliver rum to him. At that time, Tim set up a plan to deliver “business letters”, and he shared it with Mr. Heron. Mr. Heron agreed not to tell Life. The plan is to tell Life he is going fishing.
<u>Answer:</u>
B: The price of wealth, fame, and power
This is the best example of a theme.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Theme of a story means the central message that the story illustrates. To find the theme of a story, reader must understand the central message of the story. A writer may use irony, symbolism etc to present the theme. Theme should not be confused with moral of the story.
The correct option B refers to the price one need to pay for wealth, fame and power. This is a theme as story can revolve around this. Other options are just a scene of a story: like Option C which is the moment when conflict is resolved and Option D which is a romantic scene between two lovers. Similarly, option A which is a reference to a story from mythology. All these are only scenes from a story not the theme of it.
Exposition - plot, sequence in a story
rising action- suspense, tension in a narrative
climax- highest most intense point, exciting
falling action- main problem, wraps up the lose ends
resolution- unfolding part, the end
