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> Sophie's Choices
It was the worst news in the world. Sophie, in her second-last year of high school, was pulled out of class one day and told that her parents had been killed in a car accident. Beside herself with grief, Sophie did not know whom to turn to, until her father’s solicitor informed her that she was now the legal ward of her Uncle Hector and Aunt Maud, a stern and intimidating couple with whom Sophie had little desire to reside. Yet this was her lot, it seemed, and so she packed her bags and caught a bus that would take her to their house in the country.
And here she is, sitting forlornly by the window, watching sheep grazing in marshy fields as the bus trundles along the narrow country roads. Early in the afternoon, the road descends into a valley, in which an ominous-looking fog blankets the landscape, enshrouding dimly-seen trees. Sophie begins to feel afraid, though she does not know why. Then the bus comes to a halt, and the driver calls back to her, "This is your stop, lass – Etive House. You can’t see it in all this fog, but it’s off in that direction." He points.
Sophie thanks him, and steps out of the bus with two large overnight bags, and a rucksack over one shoulder. As the bus accelerates away from her, the fog swirls in behind it, hiding it from view. In front of her, Sophie can see only a barbed-wire fence and a few yards of the field beyond. She can see no sign of a driveway. Biting her lip, she wonders whether she should simply climb the fence and head across the field in the direction the driver indicated, or continue along the road in search of a driveway entrance.
>Should she climb the fence?
>Or follow the road?