Although william bradford and robert frost both explore the theme of “discovery,” what differences do you notice in how the authors relate this theme?

William Bradford portrays discovery in a physical sense, explaining the English explorer's discoveries through the new territory. Robert Frost however, portrays discovery in an internal or mental sense. The two roads are a metaphor for life paths and the decision of which to take, self discovery.

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