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From which literary element does Shakespeare's themes emerge? A) Plot B) Characters C) Point of View
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From which literary element does Shakespeare's themes emerge?

A) Plot
B) Characters
C) Point of View

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The answer is C: Point of view. As a person who’s read most of Shakespeare’s stuff, I can say that mostly the plot is based on how people see the world. That’s all of them, BUT, the thing is Shakespeare takes point of view as a base for his themes since in his opinion, that’s what defines a “person”.
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