Question

At the end of "The Gift of the Magi," O.Henry describes the story's main characters as "the wisest" of gift givers. What does this part of the story reveal about the story's theme?

Answer 1

Answer:

The main theme in my opinion is love.

Explanation:

Jim and Della are willing to part with their most prized possessions to make each other happy, demonstrating that a wealth of love makes up for material poverty. Some additional themes are generosity, selflessness, and poverty.

Answer 2

     The story reveals that the story's theme is "No amount of money will stop one's love". As Jim and Della are parting with their most prized possessions to make each other happy, they're demonstrating that love is their wealth, no matter the poverty. Some additional themes are generosity, selflessness, and poverty.

(Remember a theme can't be one word)