Despite the fact that you inserted an expletive in your question, I'll still answer.
One could assume that <span>Covey would enjoy the consequences of his acts. Another thing to consider is that Covey may be indignant and indifferent to Frederick Douglass's smart remark. </span>
Answer:
The correct answer is "there is room for interpretation."
Explanation:
Themes are difficult to identify because there is room for interpretation.
A theme is basically an idea around which a story revolves. Authors never really explicitly state the theme of their stories. It is difficult to identify the theme, specifically if the story has more than one themes. They can be easily misinterpreted. The content of the theme is usually repressed and the nature of its expression is complicated.
