Question

Which sentence reflects the theme of "Invictus" by William Ernest Henley?

Sometimes giving up is the smartest choice.


Each of us is responsible for our own independence and lives.


A strong faith will make anything bearable.


Freedom from suffering makes life more meaningful.

Answer 1

Each of us is responsible for our own independence and lives.

Step-by-step explanation:

Invictus was a poem, succinctly written by William Henley, an English Poet, in 1875. This great work was published in 1888.

When William was sixteen years old, he had issues with his leg due to tuberculosis. He had different surgical procedures to get better. When he was recovering, he was moved to write some lines that became the Invictus poem.