![]() If those familial bonds are healthy, we’re more apt to demonstrate genuine love, loyalty, and selflessness as a result. Our relationships with our parents and siblings shape who we are and create the foundation for relationships with people outside the family. 1) It can remind us of the importance of birth familiesįor many of us, our biological family is our first and primary social unit. Remember, no two books examine one theme in the same way-which means the reasons for why a theme is so significant are just as numerous and complex. If five sounds like a stretch, then you might be pleasantly surprised as this post goes along. In today’s edition of Theme: A Story’s Soul, we’ll examine five reasons that explain the importance of the theme of family. However, what makes family such an important literary theme? Why do stories that focus on family sometimes lift our spirits and other times hit frighteningly close to home? Since we’ve already covered how to explore this theme, it’s now time to cover the “why.” This is also true in the stories we read and write, as we discussed in this DIY MFA case study. Family has long been a cornerstone of humanity, regardless of time period, location, and culture. ![]()
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