When is the universal theme of a story often revealed?

a. at the resolution of the story, when the reader can see how the story ends

b. in the middle of the story, before the reader can predict the outcome

c. before the story begins, when the author is describing where the story takes place

d. at the beginning of the story, when the action begins

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6 November, 17:26

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Johnathon Bennett · Answer 1

A, because the reader will be able to understand the universal theme which is usually the moral of the story.