Asked by Priscilla

What is the theme of West Side Story?
A. The prejudice is evil.
B. All is fair in love and war
C. Any friends you have are okay
D. Get revenge for everything
E. None of the above

I think C and D are just wrong and B is not true at all. I would say it's A as it was the prejudice which led to all the disasters at the end of the story. So is choice A correct?
Thanks in advance.
Answered by Writeacher
Possibly. Read through these and see if you'll stay with A or choose E.

http://bookstove.com/classics/romeo-and-juliet-and-west-side-story-a-comparison-in-themes/

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1638961/west_side_story_the_theme_still_fits.html
(Don't skip pages 2 and 3.)

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http://www.mfiles.co.uk/reviews/bernstein-west-side-story.htm
Answered by Ms. Sue
I'll vote for "None of the above."

Read these articles and see what you think.

http://bookstove.com/classics/romeo-and-juliet-and-west-side-story-a-comparison-in-themes/

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Answered by Priscilla
I still think it's A...
Ms. Sue, could you please tell me why you think choice A is not a theme of the West Side Story? No offence. Just want to know your opinion on that. Thank you so much : )
Answered by Writeacher
Ms. Sue will answer you in due time. I think she's right to choose E because there is no true evil in this story. Prejudice, yes, but no true evil.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes. Writeacher and I agree that this story does not have true evil.

Answered by Priscilla
Okay, Thanks again! : )
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