The Image Created By Mona Abdurrahman Analysis

At some point in life, one will face a decision that they may not know how to answer; for example, one could simply choose the decision that sounds easier or one could strive for more and take the complicated path. This image created by Mona Abdurrahman shows two paths. The path with the open gate has people lined up outside waiting to get through. The second path right next to the first path looks harder due to a brick wall in front. The young boy standing in front of the bricks is asking for help with tearing it down from the people in line at the other gate, but they are ignoring him because they do not want to give the time or effort. Little do they know that their path will become difficult further up the trail. They cannot see it, but
People these days tend to have things given to them and I think that is what the artist is trying to speak to us about. They want us to step up and challenge ourselves because who knows, taking the harder way may award us with greater opportunities in life further down the road. You never know until you try, and even if you do try and gain nothing from it, you still gained knowledge because you took the way that challenged yourself. That is very important for anyone to remember when they feel lost or unsure of their path ahead of
The overall effectiveness was excellent because it speaks to the reader. They may not be going through anything rough right now but will definitely remember this image if they ever encounter a rough situation. The young boy all alone wanting to tear down the brick wall makes this effective because it makes the reader wonder why is no one helping him when clearly the path is much easier compared to the path with the obstacle. It may help someone who is in this situation, someone that wants to take the hard way but knows that it will take effort even when everyone else is going the easy way. The road shows what it will be like for the individuals later on. The road symbolizes life. They are going to discover that this path is hard, long, and tiring but they could have had it much easier if they would have given effort from day one when the problem was