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In “The Road Not Taken�� by Robert Frost, the narrator is faced with two diverging paths in a yellow wood, one sheltered and pleasant, and the other, uncomfortable and unconventional. The narrator, standing at the fork in the road, must choose one to follow, which is reflective of different life opportunities and the potential consequences and possibilities of each option.

Though one path is comforting and within a certain comfort zone, the other presents obstacles that need to be overcome before achieving any crumb of greatness. The path less taken, or the unconventional path, may be a cumbersome process, but the results will likely be rewarding. Henceforth, the narrator probably felt uncertain as he contemplated the consequences of choosing the path less taken. This reflects the universal experience of feeling complex emotions while facing decisions.