Question
Why is it important to analyze characters when looking for a story's moral?
a.
Characters only influence the sequence of events without revealing any underlying moral
b.
Characters are not relevant to the moral and don’t impact the story’s message
c.
Characters’ actions and decisions often reflect the story's themes and messages
d.
Characters establish the plot structure rather than conveying the story’s moral
a.
Characters only influence the sequence of events without revealing any underlying moral
b.
Characters are not relevant to the moral and don’t impact the story’s message
c.
Characters’ actions and decisions often reflect the story's themes and messages
d.
Characters establish the plot structure rather than conveying the story’s moral
Answers
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The correct answer is: **c. Characters’ actions and decisions often reflect the story's themes and messages.**
Analyzing characters is important because their choices, motivations, and development often illuminate the underlying morals or themes of the story. Through their journeys, readers can gain insights into the values and lessons the narrative aims to convey.
Analyzing characters is important because their choices, motivations, and development often illuminate the underlying morals or themes of the story. Through their journeys, readers can gain insights into the values and lessons the narrative aims to convey.