Choice

Due to circumstances of society, our life choices may not always be whats best for us. Environment, Religion, and Elders can play a large part in our lives and who we become. Some may say we always have the option to decide our future, but realistically, this is not true due to the wide variety of culture and values we as humans have. More often than not people are forced to choose lifestyles they would not choose for themselves. Unlike decisions based off of how familiar we are with our morals and

“Trust yourself to make the right choice for YOU.” Frequently, in the poems ”Choices” by Nikki Giovanni, and “Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost, the narrators are making choices as everyone’s life consists of many choices. The narrators are choosing their further actions which will influence the rest of their lives. But, the narrators aren't letting others choose for them. In the poems, “Choices” and “Road Not Taken”, the narrators shared a theme of making choices based on an individual’s personal

people make choices. Some of these choices don’t mean much. Other choices, however, can have a big impact on us. They can be positive or negative. In “The Necklace”, and “The Tell-Tale Heart”, The authors provide many great examples of consequence of choice. In this essay, I will explain to you how the authors use theme, characterization, and tone, to show how your choices have consequences. The first topic I will be talking about is theme. The theme in “The Necklace” is that your choices have consequences

Choices by Nikki Giovanni Choices, by Nikki Giovanni, expresses throughout the poem, a feeling of depression from subjugation. Giovanni shows how the character has a choice whether to accept her fate or choose to do something. In her stanzas, she has clearly chosen to accept someone else’s choice for her. While reading this, one must concur that she wants the reader to know, everyone has a choice although she has chosen not to be happy. As Edward Elric once said, “You’ve got two good legs. So

Muasau L.A 4 Paul’s Choices Paul Fisher was a boy who really shaped his life. Now Paul really learned from his mistakes and thats what made him change his life. Paul Fisher was a boy who had a Mom Mrs. Fisher, a Dad Mr. Fisher, and his older Brother Erik. Paul started his life by making really bad and poor decisions, but now his life has changed because he is making good life choices. First of all, Paul joins some boys playing soccer. Paul loves to play soccer, so the choice he made by going and

The way we make choices ultimately plays a role in the ending result. Most of us go through life without realizing this. We make choices rashly and without or thought, or we make them without any regard for how our choices will affect the ones around us. Lastly, we let others dictate our decisions, so we don’t have to make a choice at all. In the play “Hamlet,” these three decision making processes are shown throughout the play. It’s evident in the play that King Claudius makes his decisions without

video, I never thought about how too many choices could have a negative effect on us. As a person, with the capability and a right to choose, I have always looked at the positive side of that. Today, we have numerous of choices that we deal with in different parts of our lives. We are faced with many choices at our job, at school, with medical care, when purchasing electronics, and etc. Making decisions can be a difficult task for us, the more we have in choices the harder it gets for us to make a decision

Why do you think choices important? Do you even think choices are important? Because I think choices are important. Just stop and think, dont you wonder what it would be like without being able to make your own choices for yourselves. You would be miserable right? You would never be happy because it’s something someone else wanted you to do not what you want to do. In the book The Giver by Lois Lowry the kids get told what to do, they get told they cant tell lies, the recivers name was Jonas and

Choices make a difference McEwan Rodefeld Throughout “The other Wes Moore”, The Wes’ were faced with surprisingly similar situations that were handled in very different ways. These situations were key turning points in each of their lives and shaped them into who they are. Even though each Wes had hardships in their environment and faced many trials and tribulations, ultimately, their choices during these times are what produced each Wes. Because of their series of different choices that each

future” (Judkins 66). However, this is not the case, the poem dictates that when there are choices in life, where there’s little or no discernible difference, and uncertainty makes choosing almost impossible. We are often paralyzed by the fear of making the wrong choice. Therefore, what Frost is actually trying to say in his poem, is that the fear of making the wrong choice, acts as an impediment to any choice that should be made, that is why the poem is called, “The Road NOT Taken.” Robert Frost