Theme adds depth from "summary" of Aspects of the Novel by E M Forster
The theme of a novel is like the backbone of a living creature. It is what provides substance and structure to the narrative, allowing it to stand upright and move forward with purpose. Without a theme, a novel would be like a body without a spine, formless and directionless.
The theme adds depth to a novel by infusing it with meaning and significance beyond the surface level of the plot. It is the underlying message or idea that the author wants to convey to the reader, often exploring universal truths or themes that resonate with the human experience.
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