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Key themes in "The Golden Age" include:Childhood Innocence: The stories capture the innocence, wonder, and imagination of childhood. They celebrate the simple joys, fantasies, and games of youth.Nostalgia: Grahame's writing is infused with a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era and the idyllic countryside of his own childhood.Nature and the Outdoors: Much like "The Wind in the Willows," nature and the natural world play a significant role in the stories. The children's adventures often take place outdoors, exploring the beauty of the countryside.Friendship: The stories emphasize the bonds of friendship among the children, highlighting the loyalty and camaraderie that develop among them.Imagination and Fantasy: The children's vivid imaginations lead to fanciful adventures and tales of knights, dragons, and other imaginary creatures.