alleryThe central message of a story is its:
ASetting
BMood
CTheme
DPlot
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Theme
1. A theme is any major topic, subject or message within a story.
2. It is often summed up in a single abstract noun, such as love or betrayal.
3. Setting, mood and plot are other elements.
**Why not the others:** Setting is the time and place, mood is the feeling created, and plot is the sequence of events.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Theme (narrative)", section "introduction" (revision 1376551071)_
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