The most important factor in why people choose to do something is based on the expectations they set for themselves or the expectations people create for them. This occurs because people aspire to be their best, or other people assume they are flawless because they wish to believe that everyone is perfect.
In the stories "Little Women" and "Abuela Invents the Zero", it shows that people base their decisions off of what want themselves to be or what other people want them to be. For example, in the story the March sisters are hungry, but they still ask to "go and help carry the things to the poor children."(Alcott 34). The March sisters had been raised to give to others. Marmee had asked them to do something kind for a poor family, and they
In the stories "Little Women" and "Abuela Invents the Zero", it shows that people base their decisions off of what want themselves to be or what other people want them to be. For example, in the story the March sisters are hungry, but they still ask to "go and help carry the things to the poor children."(Alcott 34). The March sisters had been raised to give to others. Marmee had asked them to do something kind for a poor family, and they