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English, 17.06.2020 07:57 mariaramirez013

A theme is an underlying message of a story.  A theme is NOT simply stating a topic (i. e. family, war, love) in the story.  Instead, the theme should be written as a universal message that can be applied to anyone's life, not just the characters (ex of a theme statement: Unconditional love can endure any barrier.).  Identify a theme present in "Everyday Use."  Explain and support your answer with ample textual evidence.

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