Final-Answer&Explanation:
The correct answer is: Do not go into the woods.
Hansel and Gretel is a German fairy tale about two young siblings who are abandoned in the woods by their parents. They find a house made of candy and gingerbread, but it is actually the home of a witch who plans to eat them. The children escape and eventually find their way home.
The theme of "Do not go into the woods" is a common one in fairy tales. It is a warning to children to stay away from dangerous places. In the case of Hansel and Gretel, the woods are a place of danger where they are almost eaten by the witch.
The other themes you mentioned are not as relevant to the story of Hansel and Gretel. "Patience will be rewarded" is not a major theme in the story, as the children do not have to be patient to be saved. "Life is what you make of it" is also not a major theme, as the children do not have much control over their lives. "Grow where you are planted" is not a theme at all, as the children do not stay in one place for very long.
