What might be the main themes in 'Send her back and other stories'?

I'm sorry I haven't read this book specifically. But generally, a book with such a title might contain a collection of stories. 'Send her back' could be a central theme in one or more of the stories, perhaps dealing with issues like deportation, exile, or the sending away of a female character in some context.

I think the themes could be quite diverse. The lost book could symbolize a lost opportunity, so opportunity and missed chances could be a theme. Additionally, the 'other stories' might touch on themes like friendship. For example, friends might come together to search for the lost book, and in the process, their friendship is strengthened or tested. It could also explore themes of identity, as the characters' search for the lost item might make them question who they are and what they value.

One possible theme could be the battle between good and evil. Since there's a 'prince of darkness', it implies the presence of an opposing force of good. Another theme might be the exploration of the unknown or the supernatural, as darkness often symbolizes mystery.

Another possible theme could be the isolation that often comes with love and sadness. When a relationship ends or when love is unrequited, a person can feel very alone. This sense of isolation can be a strong theme in stories that center around love and the sadder aspects of it, like in 'bill anderson love and other sad stories'. It could also explore how people try to break out of this isolation or come to terms with it.

One possible theme could be the passage of time. Since there's 'the old man' in the title, it might explore how time has affected him. Another could be the idea of reminiscence, as old people often look back on their lives.

It could be about discovery. Maybe Jennifer is on a journey of self - discovery like a comet exploring the vastness, and that could be a main theme. Also, relationships might be a theme, how Jennifer interacts with others in these short stories.

Escape could be a main theme, as it's in the title. Also, survival might be one as escaping often involves trying to survive in difficult situations.

The main themes in'michael carroll little reef and other stories' might be quite diverse. If we consider the 'reef' as a central element, environmental themes could be present, like the importance of protecting the reef and its ecosystem. There could also be themes of personal growth and change. As the characters go through different experiences in the various stories, they might grow and develop. Additionally, themes of community and cooperation may be there. If the stories are set in a place related to the reef, the characters may need to work together to face challenges, whether it's environmental threats or social issues within their community.

One possible theme could be mystery. The existence of the secret chambers implies there are things to be discovered. Another theme might be power. If the saintess has access to these chambers, it could be related to her power or a source of power. Also, there could be a theme of faith, considering the role of a saintess, which is often associated with religious or spiritual beliefs.

One possible theme could be longing. Girls in the windows might be longing for something outside, like adventure or a different life.