Which could be a thesis statement for the entire passage?
A) In a battle of wills, two men struggle to find happiness within themselves by hunting.
B) One man’s family forced him to do what he resisted most: make up with another man whom he’d been battling for years.
C) With only one clear decision to make, a man decides to do the impossible: hunt down and kill a roebuck before his fiercest rival could.
D) Hatred fueled a hot fire within two men until the natural forces of fate forced them to reconcile, and the old, fierce bitterness between them seemed to die down.