Frost begins the poem with “Two roads diverged” to immediately seize our attention and create enough suspense to inspire further reading. We wonder what two roads he is speaking of and where each road will lead. We can see the traveler (protagonist) must make a decision and we wonder how he will handle that situation.
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
A Leading Path of Quotations
As I curate a set of quotations from
Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken,”
there are three familiar quotations that when read in sequence, begin In medias res and take readers down a
thought-provoking path of plot.
Frost begins the poem with “Two roads diverged” to immediately seize our attention and create enough suspense to inspire further reading. We wonder what two roads he is speaking of and where each road will lead. We can see the traveler (protagonist) must make a decision and we wonder how he will handle that situation.
Frost begins the poem with “Two roads diverged” to immediately seize our attention and create enough suspense to inspire further reading. We wonder what two roads he is speaking of and where each road will lead. We can see the traveler (protagonist) must make a decision and we wonder how he will handle that situation.
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