What Does Theme Mean In A Story?

A theme is an idea that the author wants the reader to consider as he reads the story.

It is generally a universal life issue. It may sometimes be amoral or a lesson.

It is not the plot of the story.

Examples of Themes: Love, escape, Ambition, the supernatural.

A theme is generally shown or explored through more than one incident or element of a story.
A story may have more than one theme.

The meaning of theme is when the book taught you something like a lesson

What theme means in  a story is to gather the important details from the story and is the moral of a story

It means the morale or the point of the story. Mainly what you were suppose to get from the story.

The point of the story.

A theme means what the authors message is about people in general

Just a phrase to sort of give you a peek into the story, movie etc. It could also be called a sub title...hope this helps you...

The theme means that you like to eat pie and that is all.  Just kidding the theme means the most important details of a story!  I hope this helps you!!

It's what the author wants to convey or make his or her point, uhmm   central idea of story.

It is what story is based upon or the kinda summary  that tells what the a story is about ...hope this helps....if not den don't stay like jerks o and fnd in the dictationary..

Theme means we shall all eat pie!! Jks it means the important part in the book like the other person said...LISTEN IN CLASS!!! LOL