Answer: He knew which city he had just come from, He had pointed that arrow back toward his starting point, which oriented the signs properly for his destination and a third city.
Answer:
choices and uncertainty
Explanation:
Robert Frost in his poem "The Road Not Taken" has highlighted two major themes. The theme of choices and uncertainty have been focused by the poet. The poet is standing amidst two roads and among them he has to choose one. This dilemmatic situation leads the poet think about both the benefits and losses of both the options. He has to make the choice and there is no coming back after making the decision. The another important theme is the theme of uncertainty. The poet was not aware of such diversion that would fall in his path. The diversion was uncertain. This uncertain situation demanded the poet to take a strong decision at that point of time.
Both originated from the oral poetic tradition and <span>Both contain the elements of a narrative.</span>
