I did not like Borges. I have strong reasons for this, but before I shall lay them out, I must admit that Borges is a first-class writer, in my opinion.

Flannery O’Connor writes ungrammatical dialogue giving the image of the uneducated Southerner. This image being undesirable, perhaps the author hoped we will make an effort to speak properly so as not to portray ourselves as idiots needlessly.

“Every night I smoke dope” (77). Carver’s narrator tells the reader he is an adult because a child doesn’t need drugs to relax at night. The short story’s narrator also drinks alcohol. Knowing that alcohol is not juice, the reader understands the narrator’s adult point of view.

In italics Sophocles explains the life of Antigone, and there is conflict between Antigone and Creon in this play.

Humans make mistakes—that is what we have prisons for.

Now, I have some few points which will conduct us to the conclusion that fate is inevitable. Supported with some quotations stated by the actors. Thus, we all agree that the idea of justice and injustice is that we deserve (or not) the right to decide what will happen in the future.