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in the story, the crow child how does dream develop the stories theme?
it helped her realize she cares about her brother
it helps her understand her brother better
it helps her understand why she felt frustrated
it helps her realize that she was too harsh
it helped her realize she cares about her brother
it helps her understand her brother better
it helps her understand why she felt frustrated
it helps her realize that she was too harsh
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In "The Crow Child," Dream develops the story's theme primarily by helping her understand her brother better. Through her journey and the experiences she encounters, she gains insight into her brother's feelings, struggles, and perspectives, which ultimately deepens her empathy and connection to him. This understanding is central to the theme of familial relationships and the importance of compassion and communication. While elements of realizing care, frustration, and harshness are present, the overarching development of the theme focuses on the growth in her understanding of her brother.