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    message easily to most any reader, without prolonged interpretation of his language. The poem has themes of decision making, adventure, nature, and reflection. Frost immediately starts the reader off with the understanding that there will be a choice to make as he observes “two roads diverged in a yellow wood”. The fact that the roads are “diverging” tells the reader that the paths…

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    The Judgment

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    Existentialism concepts through its effects on one's choices: A "The Judgment" analysis Over time many philosophers raise questions about human existence and purpose in life. The famous philosopher Franz Kafka wrote a series of stories surrounding the idea of how humans are susceptible to the fear of being in control of their own existence. Existentialist theorist , Franz Kafka's written "The Judgment" which conveys the message on how our actions and choices in life are heavenly affected by…

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    “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost is a very simple yet very symbolic poem. It’s a poem regarding various choices that one has to make in life and then live by the outcomes of the decisions made. The consequences of ones choices might turn out to be positive or negative but these decisions have a significant impact in the way one’s life turns out to be. The poet, Robert Frost, begins the poem with describing a walk in the forest on a fall day as the leaves are turning yellow. As he walks,…

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    Essay On Loss Of Freedom

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    The Loss of Freedom from Making Choices Faced with choices every single day, adolescents have opportunities to succeed and to fail. There is the choice to wake up and go to school. There is the choice to sit with a friend in class. There is the choice to talk to a crush. There is the choice to do homework after school rather than going to an extracurricular activity. With so many choices, it is easy to see why adolescents have such a hard time making decisions. In the article, Adolescence…

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    My College Decision

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    No matter how much we overthink a situation before making a decision and even make the “right” one, we never have the absolute certainty that the other choice was “wrong”. We don 't get to live the choice we have not made, but we can ponder and imagine how our life would have been if we had made the decision that in the past we thought it was the “wrong” one. Attending a community college instead of a four-year university was not a simple decision, it 's also the first major decision I ever had…

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    Free Will

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    We like to think that we have free will that we have a choice in how to live our lives that we can achieve anything we want in life as long as we choose to work hard and stay motivated. We hear about those great success stories about people making it to the top thanks to their efforts. But it is not always that way. For most people the story is different, even though they choose to work hard and sacrifice in many ways, they still cannot achieve their goals and dreams. Sometimes it is not up to…

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    The choices that a person makes in their life has the ability to greatly impact the lives of the people around them. These choices can be insignificant, or they can be major but overall they cause some sort of change. A person must always be aware of the choices they make because it could lead to something completely unexpected. One decision has the ability to not only impact the life of himself, but the lives of others around them. Throughout The Color of Water, “The Interlopers”, “The Most…

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    slightly traveled and the other grassy from minimal usage. Both roads lead to great opportunities making us want to take both roads at the same time, but we knew in the end we were going to have to pick one and hope the road chosen would be the right choice.…

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    There are reasons why it could be good or bad to have your life chosen for you. It would be safer because first of all, nobody would be taunted or made fun of because of what they have or decided to wear. If it were all the same, nobody would say anything to someone about their clothes because everyone has exactly the same thing. Also, it could be better because then your job would be exactly what you want it to be based on how you act. If you are observed like you are in The Giver, you most…

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    The Discovery Wheel helped me discover my skills and my strengths and weaknesses as a student. All the skills total scores were relatively close to each other. The skills I scored the highest in are note, communication, and purpose. I have always been good at taking notes during class and writing my own notes while reading my textbook. Having good note taking skills are a valuable asset to have to be a successful student, Not only are the useful for quizzes and tests but also can be helpful to…

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