The theme of Fable is which?

• A. A Happy Home
• B. Everyone Has a Purpose
• C. Describes Jesus in the Garden
• D. The Master and Trees

Answer: (B)

Theme is the message about life that a story conveys beyond what happens in the plot. In a fable, authors often use simple situations and talking creatures to show a moral about purpose and value. The best choice expresses the idea that each person or creature has a place to fill and contributes to the world, and that recognizing that purpose gives meaning to life for everyone involved. That universal sense—that everyone has a purpose, even those that seem small—is the core message Fable aims to communicate.

Choosing a domestic-happiness focus would push toward a narrower view of life, while a focus on describing Jesus in the Garden centers on a specific biblical moment rather than a broad life lesson about purpose. A theme about a master and trees would suggest a different lesson or symbolism, not the broad, inclusive idea of individual purpose the story presents.