ALL GREAT AND HONORABLE ACTIONS ARE ACCOMPANIED WITH DIFFICULTIES, AND BOTH MUST BE ENTERPRISED AND OVERCOME WITH ANSWERABLE COURAGE

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Answer: The man of this quote is that its saying, with all great actions had difficulties
for example, when Columbus found out about that their is more land it was difficult to sail across the sea. Then the next part meaning is that we sould honor those great actions for they have done a large amount of courage.

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What is theme?

Theme is defined as an idea, notion, or lesson that, through a text's characters, settings, conversation, storyline, or other components, imparts a moral lesson. The subject of a story is important since it affects the author's inspiration for writing the narrative. The author uses his narrative to convey a message to the audience that he desires to get through.

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Thus, a common theme in many of Franz stories is alienation. Hence option C is correct.

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