Over the range of hills, as far as the eye could see, crept a darkening hem, ever longer and broader." how does this passage develop the theme? a. by giving the reader a broad view of the action b. by describing the setting in detail c. through the characterization of the ants d. figurative language the conflict come alive

The answer is B

Explanation:

This passage helps to develop the theme by describing the setting in detail because this is the physical place where an event or a scene takes place. It can be different for each scene and it can even change or evolve throughout the story.

"Show, don't count"

The scenario is where the motto "show, don't count" should be made clear. It means exposing the reader to a scene appealing to his senses through speech.

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