Can there only be one theme in a story?

Not necessarily. Many stories have more than one theme. It allows for a richer exploration of various ideas and emotions. For example, a novel might have themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery all at once.

Yes, it can. Some simple or focused stories may have just one main theme. For instance, a short fable about the importance of honesty might only revolve around that one theme without any other major underlying ideas.

Not necessarily. Great short stories can have multiple interwoven themes that enhance the depth and complexity of the story.

Yes, in some cases, it might be possible to post only one story. It depends on the platform's rules and restrictions.

Well, it's possible when all the stories are connected in some underlying way. Maybe they all deal with a common emotion or explore a similar moral lesson.

Not necessarily. Short stories can have multiple themes, but a single dominant theme can often make the story more focused and impactful.

The main theme is love. It's about different kinds of love - romantic love, love between friends, and love for family.

The main theme of 'one and only ivan novel' is the importance of home and freedom. Ivan longs for his true home and the freedom to live as he should. He is in a confined space at first, and the story shows his journey towards finding a more natural and free existence. It also touches on the idea of kindness and how it can change lives, as the relationships he forms are based on kindness and understanding.

Underworld novels usually had many female protagonists because underworld stories were usually interwoven with different characters and emotions. However, some novels may highlight a female protagonist, a character with a strong personality and complicated experience, who often plays an important role in the development of the story. This kind of novel might pay more attention to the inner struggle and emotional conflict of the female protagonist rather than simply describing the struggle between multiple female protagonists.

I'm not sure as I haven't read this novel specifically. But generally, a 'second chance' in a novel often revolves around themes like redemption, self - discovery, or the mending of broken relationships.