Why does an author often bring a universal theme into the resolution of a story?

A. to tie up all the details

B. to provide a happy ending

C. to explain culturally specific beliefs

D. to communicate a moral message or lesson

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Griffin Salazar

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7 May, 10:41

Why does an author often bring a universal theme into the resolution of a story?

A. to tie up all the details

B. to provide a happy ending

C. to explain culturally specific beliefs

D. to communicate a moral message or lesson

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Trace Hansen · Answer 1

D. Seems most appropriate because most authors do try to get a message through using specific words. It is their way of communicating to the audience without meeting them in person.

Why does an author often bring a universal theme into the resolution of a story?A. to tie up all the detailsB. to provide a happy endingC. to explain culturally specific beliefsD. to communicate a moral message or lesson

Why does an author often bring a universal theme into the resolution of a story?

A. to tie up all the details

B. to provide a happy ending

C. to explain culturally specific beliefs

D. to communicate a moral message or lesson