The Message Or Lesson The Author Wishes To Teach The Reader. The "Take Away" Of A Story - Meaning What You Can Take With You And Learn From The Writing. It Must Be A Sentence - Not A Word Or Two. The Sentence Must Be Universal - Which Means That Anyone - Anywhere Could Learn It And "Take Away" The Message Regardless Of Age - Origin - Or Circumstance.

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1. The Message Or Lesson The Author Wishes To Teach The Reader. The "Take Away" Of A Story - Meaning What You Can Take With You And Learn From The Writing. It Must Be A Sentence - Not A Word Or Two. The Sentence Must Be Universal - Which Means That Anyone - Anywhere Could Learn It And "Take Away" The Message Regardless Of Age - Origin - Or Circumstance.

To Arrive At A Judgment Or Opinion - What You Decide - These Decisions Should Be Logical And With The Text In Mind
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We No Longer Would Have A Narrorator Telling Us An Outside View (3rd Lim) And/Or The Thoughts Of All The Characters (3rd Omn). Instead - We Would Only See The Story Through The Eyes Of Main Character - Who Would Now Be Telling The Story.
A Common Misconception For Theme Questions Is That Readers Often Apply Them To Their Own Life And Do Not Make Them Universal Statements That Would Apply To Everyone Or They Apply Them To The Main Character's Life And What He/She Learned Through The Course Of The Story - Instead Of What The Reader Should Have Learned By Reading The Story. The Should Be Sentences Without Subjects Almost That Sound A Lot Like These Examples: 1) It Is Better To Be Safe Than Sorry. 2) Never Underestimate The Power Of Love. 3) Better To Die With Honor Than Live In Shame.

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