Which of the following is the most appropriate thesis statement for a Literary Analysis:

Question

A. In "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde, the behavior known as "bunburying" has a significant impact on the conflict, characterization, and thematic development in the play.
B. It seems like Oscar Wilde depicts love and marriage as being shallow and superficial by making the characters in his play care little about anyone other than themselves.
C. I think that satire is maybe used as a major theme that gives the story meaning, and possibly simultaneously establishes it as a comedy.
D. The whole play relies on the social conventions and miscommunications that cause the confusion and humor.

Answer 1

A. In "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde, the behavior known as "bunburying" has a significant impact on the conflict, characterization, and thematic development in the play.