How is a subject different from a theme?

a - a subject is a statement about the theme, while a theme is the author's personal opinion.

b - a subject is expressed by the theme of the story, while the characters and events of the story are collectively considered the theme.

c - a subject refers to the topic of the story, while a theme comments on that subject.

d - a subject expands the theme of the story, while a theme is the recurring objects or settings in the story.

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Lexie Friedman

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26 September, 16:36

How is a subject different from a theme?

a - a subject is a statement about the theme, while a theme is the author's personal opinion.

b - a subject is expressed by the theme of the story, while the characters and events of the story are collectively considered the theme.

c - a subject refers to the topic of the story, while a theme comments on that subject.

d - a subject expands the theme of the story, while a theme is the recurring objects or settings in the story.

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Cole Flynn · Answer 1

The answer is c because the subject is the topic of the story pretty much like if I where to write something about myself I would be the subject and let's say the theme is about bravery and I have to deal with that so yeah C