The correct answer is option two.
In the excerpt from "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," the author Robert Louis Stevenson, intends to make the reader understand Mr. Utterson. The passage clearly makes quite a complete description of Mr. Utterson's character, personal, social and drinking habits, as well as his relationship with Mr. Ensfield.
Okay, so there are actually 4 steps to write a theses statement.
#1 - State your topic. Your topic is the essential idea of your paper.......
#2 - State your main idea about this topic.......
#3 - Write three reasons that support your idea.........
#4 - Include an opposing viewpoint to your main idea if applicable........
I won't give the answers, but by reading this, I believe if you have to do these separate, the issue would more than likely be the topic, and then you would give the three reasons which would be in the "Claims" section. Remember you have to write (3) reasons. If you don't know what #4 means, it just means a point of view that is the opposite of, or contrary to, one's own viewpoint. For example, one person's point of view may be that no homework should be assigned in school. The opposing viewpoint would be that homework should be assigned in school.
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what is the topic of essay? you have not mentioned the topic , then what is the purpose of giving all the other information.
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Answer:
Torvald Helmer is recently promoted as bank manager and he is married to Nora and have three children. His children's presence is unbearable for him.
The most important thing to Torvald is his status and he wants to be treated superior by others.
He changes during the course of the play when Nora tells him that she is leaving him to which first he reacts to her by anger calling her mad and that she is acting like a child but when he realized that she will leave Torvald, he offers her to change and try to find ways to stay with her.
Explanation:
Torvald Helmer is recently promoted as bank manager and he is married to Nora and have three children. His children's presence is unbearable for him.
The most important thing to Torvald is his status and he wants to be treated superior by others.
He changes during the course of the play when Nora tells him that she is leaving him to which first he reacts to her by anger calling her mad and that she is acting like a child but when he realized that she will leave Torvald, he offers her to change and try to find ways to stay with her.