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The Road Not Taken

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English

 

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William M

 

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May 11, 2014

 

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College

 

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It is an archetypal dilemma, for which we can not really tell the right path we truly need or want, and nor can we anticipate accurately the consequences. Therefore, that’s why the title is named “The Road Not Taken,” instead of “The Road Less Traveled,” because the persona has anticipated his future remorse...
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It is an archetypal dilemma, for which we can not really tell the right path we truly need or want, and nor can we anticipate accurately the consequences. Therefore, that’s why the title is named “The Road Not Taken,” instead of “The Road Less Traveled,” because the persona has anticipated his future remorse...
displayed 300 characters

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