How do lines 36 through 38 help convey the theme of the story? They show that some situations take time to change. They prove that practice can help natural talents to develop. They suggest that inspiration may come in unexpected ways. They demonstrate that new ideas will eventually be accepted.

This question is about "Drawing Horses" by Cerelle Woods

They suggest that inspiration may come in unexpected ways.

Explanation:

The lines show how the environment and the natural light emitted by the sun, inspired the narrator to try to draw the horses again and this time with inspiration, calm and focused, she managed to draw perfect horses, better than what she imagined. In this way, we can see that lines 36-38 expose this inspiration, proving that the inspiration can arise in a totally unexpected way.

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