“In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing.”

                                    -Theodore Roosevelt

When it comes to the need to take an action, it is the best thing to do the right thing. As Theodore Roosevelt had stated, you must acknowledge this quote. If you were to do the opposite of this, there would only be consequences to those actions. Many people chose the “easy way out”, but you have to ask yourself; Is it really the right way? NO. It's not all, it will only bring you lower than where you already are. As the only way you can have a positive through doing the better deed. If a parent were to trust you with a chore, then it is your responsibility to do it. But if you were to ignore what your parents had asked, there will be a consequence to that. The only way you can avoid the consequences is by choosing the right. It will only help you and others surrounding you.

" Ask yourself if it is right or wrong and act accordingly."

-Otto Graham, Jr.

This quote shows how one can know from right or wrong. Each person has the knowledge and capability to know what to do. As Otto Graham shows this through the quote, he tries to speak to everyone. Being raised in a household with manners as a child, everyone learns through their parent's actions. Leaving you to grow up learning right from wrong, it allows you to grow better and more as a person. Your own judgment is what decides the outcomes or consequences of your actions. Choosing the right allows you to have a easier life and less things to worry about. But if you choose to make the wrong decisions, it leaves in a tougher and more difficult place as before.  

The Sting of a Scorpion

The boy, Patrick Kearon, disobeyed his mother and father. He had faced the consequences from this, as he was stung by a scorpion in the desert. In the end of his telling, he understands the consequences of his actions. Kearon had put on flip flops instead of shoes as his parents had instructed him to. Being in the Arabian Peninsula, it was more likely for him to encounter a snake or scorpion. Taking his flip flops, he was stung by a scorpion and had started to feel excruciating pain on his leg. After calling his mother and father, they rushed him to the nearest hospital which was 2 hours away. After this incident, Patrick Kearon understood why that had happened to him. It was a consequence from his disobedience, which he knew he could’ve avoided if he was to listen.