Personal choice is the ability to make up ones mind regarding a particular decision, moral or belief with complete autonomy and forthrightness, lacking apprehension upon their own judgement. It has been acknowledged, as a greatly significant issue, which we have perceived through various texts. "The Wave" and "The Crucible" have been two comparative texts in the sense of highlighting the concept of personal choice, however each have approached the subject-matter in a different light, more …showed first 75 words of 1200 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1200 total…a novel where the creative imagination has no boundaries. Both the ‘The Wave’ and ‘The Crucible’ explore the issue of personal choice, using techniques which are comparative to a certain degree such as setting and most definitely characters, and because of their contrasted medium productions, also focus on contrasted techniques. Ultimately both texts convey the significance of personal choice from different directions but somehow, although taking opposite routs, they both bring their ships to shore.