In "the road not taken," the two roads represents

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Derek Dean

English

2 June, 22:22

In "the road not taken," the two roads represents

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Elizabeth Wilkins · Answer 1

The two roads represent different possible life choices.

The message behind the poem is that you should travel "the road not taken"; don't follow in others' footsteps (taking the road that looks trodden down with footsteps), take the path that most people don't take.

Elisha Prince · Answer 2

One road is the road every one takes. The other is the road less traveled.