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English, 17.04.2022 14:00 cherri22

HELP!HELP!HELP!HEL Use what you’ve read in the passage to answer this question. Many themes in modern stories are recycled from older stories. Look at the following themes, and decide which three could be applied to this story.

(A) a quest for something of value

(B) a story of romance that goes wrong

(C) a story of revenge for a terrible crime

(D) a difficult dilemma with no easy choices

(E) a fight for freedom against oppressive authority

(F) a drama that revolves around family members who don’t agree

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