English, 18.01.2021 15:00 elizabethprasad2
How do you find themes in a story?
A) ask yourself how the characters change from the beginning to the end
B) ask yourself about what the characters want in the story
C) ask yourself if the characters get what they want in the end
D) all of the above
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