Both the Stag and the Lion contribute to the theme of the passage. Choose the details and text evidence from the drop-downs to show how they contribute. Not all details and text evidence will be used.
How The Stag Contributes to Theme: Learns lesson, Teaches lesson, Offers compliments, Offers encouragement

2. Text evidence: “Through the meadow the Stag raced, gasping in fear.” “The Stag will surely outrun the Lion!” “Closer and closer the Lion came, smiling with its sharp teeth showing.” “Oh,’he said, ‘how I have fooled myself!”

3. How the Lion contributes to the theme: Learns lesson, Teaches lesson, Offers compliments, Offers encouragement

4. Text evidence: Text evidence: “Through the meadow the Stag raced, gasping in fear.” “The Stag will surely outrun the Lion!” “Closer and closer the Lion came, smiling with its sharp teeth showing.” “Oh,’he said, ‘how I have fooled myself!”

The Stag Learns a Lesson: The lesson he learns to appreciate everything he has. But it's too late. With his antlers caught in the branches, he with closed eyes sighed deeply and said ...How I have fooled myself! The antlers that I loved have led to my destruction, but the legs that I hated would have saved me.

The lion teaches the Stag not to be too distracted with self. The text reads:

The stag was so engrossed that he did not notice that a Lion had crept up alongside him.

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