A frequent theme of nineteenth-century stories and novels is a passionate love relationship with a pale,weak,sickly woman who was close to death and is cherished even more after her death.Such stories may be said to have a
A)necrophilic theme.
B)frotteuristic theme.
C)scatological theme.
D)voyeuristic theme.

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A necrophilic theme involves a fascination with death and the deceased, which is present in these nineteenth-century stories and novels featuring a sickly and dying woman who is cherished even more after her death. The other listed themes are not relevant to this particular subject matter.

A Frequent Theme of Nineteenth-Century Stories and Novels Is a Passionate