Meant to be comprehended only by a relatively small number of individuals
Serious and urgent; poor in quality
Unpleasantly bright in color, shocking
Formal expression of disapproval
Humorous imitation of style
Dry up, make dry, scorch
Suffering, trials
Courageous, fearless
From diverse sources
A false belief
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I'm sorry, neither of the characters listed in your post appear in the novel, Sarah's Key. What novel title does your question pertain to?
Sarah Starzynski is one of the two main characters in Sarah's Key. The first time we meet her in the book is when she is a ten-year-girl in Paris under World War II. She locked her brother, Michel, in a cupboard, and the whole story follows her...
I don't really see any of these as viable themes. You can check out the themes below:
https://www.gradesaver.com/sarahs-key/study-guide/themes
