I need suggestions for an opening statement, leading in as a broad statement, for an essay that has this topic:
Write an essay about what happens when someone tries to challenge or interfere with his or her fate.
Greetings!
I'm wondering whether your essay holds, as an underlying assumption, the idea that one's fate is already decided? If it is, then obviously, whatever we do cannot change it. That would affect the way you would write the opening. Or perhaps your essay intends to explore the issue of whether our fate is pre-ordained, and arrive at the conclusion that it is not? At any rate, I can propose a possible opening for you:
We would all like to believe that the world is one of infinite possibilities, but this may be an illusion: perhaps our fate was decided from the moment we were born, reducing those infinite possibilities down to only one available path. What happens, then, if a person finds a way to jump off the path?
I hope this gives you some ideas to help get you started!
Thanks,
Sarah, EssayForum.com
