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How does a writer express a stated theme?
by ending the story in a way that supports the theme
by direct statement
by using symbols and images
by having the characters discuss the theme
How does a writer express a stated theme?
by ending the story in a way that supports the theme
by direct statement
by using symbols and images
by having the characters discuss the theme
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through the actions and decisions of the characters
through the tone and mood of the writing
through the use of repetition of certain ideas or phrases
through the development of the plot and conflicts surrounding the theme
through the overall message or lesson conveyed in the story
through the tone and mood of the writing
through the use of repetition of certain ideas or phrases
through the development of the plot and conflicts surrounding the theme
through the overall message or lesson conveyed in the story
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