The third one, because it is a "lesson learned" from a story <span />
C. thesis statement
A thesis statement will overtly state the main point/argument of a paper. This is done by manner of creating an assertion that is usually based on your opinion and that is basically a one-sentence summary of your entire paper. For instance, “Violence on television dos not lead to violent behavior” is an opinionated statement that suggests the paper will contain arguments in support of how violent behavior is not caused by violence on television. Note that while it is okay for the thesis statement to be answering a question, it should never be a question since, after all, it is a thesis statement, not thesis question.
In Sonnet 29, the speaker changes from despondent to thankful.
The sonnet 29, titled 'When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes,' the narrator tells us how he envies somebody surrounded with fortune and friends, when he has none. He is quite depressed in the beginning, but as the sonnet moves on, we can see that the narrator grows happier when he thinks about his love, and he is thankful for her/him.
