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It is introduced early and develops over the course of the story.
It is introduced early and develops over the course of the story.
It is stated by a narrator or character near the end of a story.
It is stated by a narrator or character near the end of a story.
It is never directly stated but can be inferred based on what happens.
It is never directly stated but can be inferred based on what happens.
It is a statement made by a character early in the story.
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The best description of how the theme of a story emerges is:
It is never directly stated but can be inferred based on what happens.
Themes are often subtly woven into the narrative through characters' actions, dialogues, and the overall story arc, allowing readers to deduce the underlying messages without them being explicitly stated.
