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Directions: understanding theme
you have read the story "everything that rises must converge" (pg. 272) by flannery o'connor,
think about the abstract subject of the story. click here for a list of abstract nouns to you. complete
the chart below about the story "everything that rises must converge". (the story "after twenty years" is
used as an example for you.)
remember: a theme/thematic statement is universal. it can be applied accordingly to another text. it
should not include specific details from the story such as a character's name.
abstract
subject/topic
what observation or
generalization does the
author express about
the abstract subject of
the story?
1-2 pieces of textual write a thematic statement to express
evidence to support your an idea about a theme of the story.
idea about the subject.
then explain how your textual evidence
supports your thematic statement.

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Directions: understanding theme
you have read the story "everything that rises must converge"...

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