Preoccupied by this story and what its themes mean to him, he decides to revisit the Siberian mountainside where Dorme met his mysterious death.
The 1971 play Lear is an epic rewriting of Shakespeare - an argument with the greatest play in the English language, exploring what its themes of insanity and power, justice and revenge mean for the modern world.
(2) He may be asking, "What is its theme?" For example, is the motion picture He Who Must Die really a parable about the life of Jesus?
Think of what its stage and stage theme will be like.
It is a starker book than "To Kill a Mockingbird," more reactive to its moment; a common theme involves what its characters regard as the overreach of the U.S. Supreme Court, which at the time Lee was writing had recently ruled on school desegregation in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka.
Why did you wait so long to put out another album — and given the long gestation period, what are its themes?
But the 'second' best never really strays from its theme, about what it takes to age well.
He praises Akira Kurosawa's "Drunken Angel and Jean Renoirr's extravagant 1959 film "Picnic in the Grass," albeit in terms that leave much out: "What does it matter what the film is about, its theme, its plot?
