"I couldn't help feeling __________ when I thought about the frightening journey that lay ahead."

You"Well, it's a bit hard to explain. Sometimes the monster scares me, but other times, it seems like it understands what I'm going through. It's like it's there to help me face my fears, even if I don't always want to." MAKE IT MORE IN DEPTH BUT NOT TOOOO LONG

What message or theme does this poem express about dealing with challenges?

"I liked the way she’d pause for a moment before responding, as though charging up all of her thoughts before launching them, speaking at lightning speed, so genuinely interested in our discussion that she was unable to hold the words back."Type the word that means "in a truthful way".

Can you give me a postive response to this text?One of my biggest fears are heights. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll get on a plane and a roller coaster ride but I’ll always be hesitant and anxious. You won’t see me climbing no mountain or climbing up no tree, not at this age. The movie Final Destination and the attack on 9/11 have conditioned me to be less willing to go to amusement parks and less likely to book the room on the top floor. Knowing that technical malfunctions happen frequently at amusement parks as a kid, the movie final destination showed me these scenarios can pan out much differently. I didn’t realize this was a fear of mine until I found myself sitting out on the drop tower in Kings Dominion. I said to myself “nah that’s too high.” Whenever I book a hotel it’s the bottom floor. When I go to sign my lease I need a bottom floor. I’m not afraid I’m just not having it. Better safe than sorry.

Describe your initial reaction to reading "The Road Not Taken" for the first time in the form of a diary entry in 100 – 120 words. How did the poem make you feel, and what thoughts or emotions did it evoke?