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A Sacrifice Theme conveys acts of selflessness or the heavy cost of a decision, usually with somber and poignant music. 'Schindler's List Theme' by John Williams resonates with such moments.

This theme is used for the antagonist in a film, often characterized by darker tones or dissonance to evoke unease. Darth Vader's 'Imperial March' is a classic example.

A Tragedy Theme underscores moments of loss or sorrow, often using slower tempos and minor keys. Samuel Barber's 'Adagio for Strings' used in Platoon is a poignant example.

A Betrayal Theme reflects deception or treachery, often featuring discordant elements or a change in musical style. The twist in 'The Usual Suspects' features such music.

A Fantasy Theme brings the ethereal and magical aspects of the story to life, often utilizing unique instrumentation. The music from 'The Lord of the Rings' by Howard Shore is a classic example.

A Love Theme represents the emotional connection between characters, often signifying romance. It can be sweeping and melodic. 'Across the Stars' from Star Wars is a famous example by John Williams.

An Adventure Theme sets the stage for excitement and discovery, often found in scenes of exploration or journey. 'The Raiders March' from Indiana Jones is an iconic example.

A Mystery Theme is used to create a sense of intrigue or suspense, often utilizing a minimalist or eerie score. An example is the 'Hedwig's Theme' from Harry Potter by John Williams.

Triumph Themes are used to celebrate victory or major successes, often featuring bold, uplifting melodies. The 'Rocky Theme' by Bill Conti is an empowering example.

Redemption Themes symbolize a character's transformation and atonement, often marked by emotional and cathartic music. 'Portals' from Avengers: Endgame is a recent example.

Coming of Age Themes underscore the maturation and personal growth of a character, often through music that evolves over time. 'Let It Go' from Frozen is a representative piece.

A Hero's Theme is often used to signify the presence or actions of the protagonist. It usually embodies attributes such as bravery and nobility. A notable example is the 'Superman Theme' by John Williams.

A Conflict Theme illustrates tensions and oppositions, with music that often contains dissonant chords and a driving tempo. 'Duel of the Fates' from Star Wars showcases this.

Comic Relief Themes provide a lighthearted break from intensity, often featuring whimsical or quirky music. The Cantina Band in Star Wars sets the tone for such moments.