Why do the themes in fables tend to be simpler and easier to determine?

A) They are intended for children.

B) They were written a long time ago.

C) Most have appeared as movies.

D) Most weren't written in English.

The themes in fables tend to be simpler and easier to determine because they are intended for children.

Explanation:

Fables are different are simpler than other stories because they are made for children, they have characters and situations that get children's attention and at the same time can convey the teaching they have with ease, these characters are normally animals, and they tell a story that has a background into moral.

I believe the answer is A