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anonymous · Answer

Which statement is true?
 	
	The theme of a story may be implied through characterization or events in the story.
	A theme must be stated directly by the narrator or one of the characters.
	An example of theme is “love,” “peace,” or “war.”
	The subject and theme of a story are the same.

sasabina123 · Answer

Do you have a guess?

anonymous · Answer

Theme:

"The central message of a short story is called the theme. A theme generally  offers some insight into life.
A story's theme is expreesed as a complete sentence, such as"Greed is the root of all evel" or "Humankind is, by nature, greedy -- even generosity is just a way of making one feel more important"  

I think it's either A or B. It's not D for sure. I cannot be D.

sasabina123 · Answer

You could also take out B... A narrator doesn't always say the theme.

sasabina123 · Answer

So what does that leave you with?