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2) The "Mandela Effect is a cultural phenomenon where people misremember an event. It comes from people thinking that Nelson Mandela died in prison when that in fact did not happen.There is a similar phenomenon with this poem where people think it is called "The Road Less Traveled". How might thinking that the title is "The Road Less Traveled" instead of "The Road Not Taken' affect how people interpret this poem? square Thinking that the title is "The road less traveled" instead of "the Road Not taken" might lead people to interpret the poem as being about a less conventional or more difficult path in life. 3) Are the two roads described in the poem similar or different?How do you know? square
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The two roads described in the poem "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost are different. The speaker in the poem describes the roads as "two roads diverged in a yellow wood," indicating that they are separate paths that branch off from each other. The speaker then goes on to say that he "doubted if [he] should ever come back" to one of the roads, suggesting that the roads lead to different places and experiences. Additionally, the speaker says that he "took the one less traveled by," implying that the two roads are not identical and that he chose the less conventional or less popular path.
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