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What is theme and how does a reader discover theme
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What is theme and how does a reader discover theme

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A theme is a central topic in an area of work.
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A theme is the central topic or area of concern of a piece of work.

A reader can discover theme by analyzing the contents of the piece, or even what the author is trying to convey to the reader.

-Hops

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