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Which statement is true?

The subject and theme of a story are the same.

A theme must be stated directly by the narrator or one of the characters.

The theme of a story may be implied through characterization or events in the story.

An example of theme is “love,” “peace,” or “war.”

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The theme of a story may be implied through characterization or events in the story.

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