The Road Not Taken

Page 59: Do you think the speaker regretted the road he took?

'* No, I don’t think it is a poem of regret.
I believe Robert Frost was writing about human nature, referring to the road not taken.
He understands that even if one is happy with a decision.
Its human nature to think about what could have been
* The last line: positive tone à the road he took has made all the difference.
* The last line: positive tone à with a sigh, 'à accepting life more then regret.

Which road did the speaker choose?

• The road less traveled by people. The Unique way.

How did the speaker make his decision?

• He chose the road less traveled by,
  because he wanted to implement the chance for better claim.

Page 60: Why the last line "And that made all the difference"
indicates that the speaker was happy with his decision? Using inferring

• He is happy, because his decision represents the unique, the special way.
• He didn't followed after the others
• Even if it less acceptable way, He had Followed his heart~!

Page 62, 1: The Roads symbolize:

• The dilemma we all face as we go through life.
• The roads symbolize decisions in our lives.

The dilemma of which road to choose symbolize:

• The decisions we make on a daily basis. All of us Face dilemmas in life.
• Symbolize fateful decisionsגורלי && crucial decision.

The undergrowth at the end of the road is a metaphor of our inability to see into the future:

• The speaker tries to look down both roads to see whether he could see the end.
• Including vain hope to see what the future holds for making better base decision.

Why does the speaker want to go down the road less traveled?

• He believes himself, to be a bit revolutionary.
• He believes he will be able to make more of a difference

The meaning of the title: "The Road Not Taken"

• It is human nature: to always wonder about the things he didn't do.
• To wonder how things might have worked out, Whether we had made another decision.

Why did the road chosen make "all the difference"?

• The speaker notes that "Way leads on to way".
• In doing so, we recognized that no matter how carefully we plan things,
• There are always un-planned incidents which push us all along the road of life

Any sorry I could not travel both