I think that the Butterfly Effect does apply to my own life and future. I believe that all my choices are contributing to a bigger picture, and every different decision is taking me a different way. Even though it sounds silly, I think of everything like this. For example, if today I choose to go to school, then I might make some new friends that might affect me immensely in the future, and my whole life has changed. But, if I choose to skip school today, I might spiral downward …show more content…
It is both nonfiction and a personal account, while the other two stories are fiction, “The Most Dangerous Game” being adventure fiction, and “A Sound of Thunder” science fiction. Compared to both stories, “Being Prey” is also very short. It doesn’t really have many different characters, and it doesn’t have too many different elements and subplots going into it; it is purely a telling of a misfortune the author went through. Though they were all very different, all of the stories had good pacing and were written well. Every story also kept the reader in suspense, as we had no idea what would happen next, and each story had the factor of possible