What would you do if you were in Adil’s place? Would you stay or leave? Explain why. Your response MUST start with an opinion statement. by Martha Elizabeth PALACIOS TARRILLO

Opinion - María Jimena

marialunan — 2025-08-05 19:09:57 UTC

I believe that what Adil did by continuing on his path to Mexico was the right thing, since when he saw the dangerous situation that Honduras was in, he followed his mother's advice and she was always his motivation, I would do the same, I would fulfill my mother's dream because I know that she always wants the best for me, and despite all the obstacles that I may encounter along the way, I would continue until I met my cousin in Mexico.

Denis Denis Zambrano

2025-08-05 19:10:19 UTC

I believe that I will stay because I have walked onto a long trip to not arrive at any place. I will not leave because if my mother advises me to do it will do it, and I'll walk with the last hope I have. In addition I will keep on the way because of the search of opportunities I need and a better future for me and I will do it if I keep on the way to Mexico.

Francesco Noriega Aita

2025-08-05 19:11:03 UTC

If I was in Adil's place, I would stay on my way to Mexico. I think it has already been too much danger and I expect much more of those situations, but I'll stay loyal to the mission my mother gave me and try to find a way out of Honduras and find my cousin in Mexico. I'd really be scared of getting deported or dying there, but I have no other safe place to go.

Mario Purisaca - Standpoint

noul_gjgs — 2025-08-05 19:11:10 UTC

In my opinion, I believe that I would also make the same decision that Adil made, that is, to migrate to the north to find better job opportunities as well as a better life expectancy, since the situation in Honduras, his native country, was very serious in terms of crime and also the fact of migrating was the only option that Adil had to get ahead and not be murdered in his native country.

Rodrigo Cedron

2025-08-05 19:11:37 UTC

I think if I were Adil I will continue because I will be in danger if I stay, and also if I go to another country I can have more opportunities of job and better education, with out needing to be scared or have to hide from the gangs or people that may affecto to my future, limiting the things I want to do.

Franco Manuel Reyes Pérez

2025-08-05 19:12:31 UTC

As far as I'm concerned, I'd like to point out that Adil is very brave of going far into a heartbreaking decision his mother did, as if it was me, I would personally rather leave the place since it got very dangerous, I will continue nonstopping until I reach the end, doing it for the love of my mother and my family.

Carlos Joaquin S. S.

2025-08-05 19:13:25 UTC

In my opinion, if I were in Adil’s place, I would leave. Although leaving something familiar can be difficult, sometimes it is necessary to make brave decisions in order to look for a better future. If Adil is facing unfair situations, a lack of opportunities, or an environment that limits his personal or professional growth, then leaving could give him a new chance to move forward and reach his goals. Also, changing his environment might help him discover new perspectives, meet different people, and build a more fulfilling life.

Valeria Lucía Marcelo Lluen

2025-08-05 19:16:27 UTC

I know that I would be much more afraid than Adil. I don't think I would have the courage and hope necessary to overcome all the problems that such a journey entails. However, I would continue on my way to Honduras, because if that was what my mother wanted for me, I would do it just to keep the promise I made to her.

Nicole

2025-08-05 19:16:29 UTC

I my opinion i will stay because mexico was the rigth thing ,since when he saw the dangerous situation that Honduras was in he followed his mothers advice and she was always his motivation ,I would fulfill my mothers dream because I know that she always wants the best for me , and despite all the obstacles that I may encounter along the way and I met my cousin in mexico

Angie Padilla

2025-08-05 19:17:21 UTC

I would choose to leave, just like Adil did, because living in a place full of danger and fear isn’t safe. If someone in my family got hurt or killed, I’d feel scared and sad, and I’d want to protect myself and the people I love. Even though the journey might be long, difficult, and full of risks, I’d still go. I’d hope to find a safer place where I could live without fear, go to school, and have a future. I’d think about my family every day and keep walking, even when it’s hard, because I’d be doing it for them.

Ariana Segovia

2025-08-05 19:19:30 UTC

In my personal opinion, I belive that if i was in Adil's place, I will stay on my way, for many factors, first, I have a long time walking onto a a trip, and not arrive at my objetive, Mexico, means that my effort not have any value. Also go back to Honduras means a way of many problems and danger aduanas policity. And finally, I would keep my promise that I made to my mother.

Luxuana Chavez

2025-08-05 19:20:50 UTC

I believe that what Adil did was the right thing and i feel that i would do the same because even though it was a long and dangerous trip, he did it for his mother and to follow her advice and also because Honduras was not a good place to live. i would not have left,i would continue with the trip despite the problems, always keeping my mother in mind and as motivation.

Bruno Antonio Guevara Diaz

2025-08-05 19:20:52 UTC

In my opinion, if I were in Adil's situation, I would choose to leave what I know. Although leaving something familiar can be difficult, sometimes it's crucial to make brave decisions to improve the future. If Adil finds himself in an unfair environment or one with limited opportunities, taking the step of leaving could open new doors for him to advance toward his goals. Furthermore, exploring a new environment could offer him different perspectives, help him meet new people, and allow him to lead a more fulfilling life.

Julca

2025-08-05 19:22:02 UTC

I want to emphasize that Adil is extremely bold to make a painful decision like his mother's, and if it were up to me, I would personally prefer to leave given the situation has become extremely dangerous. I'll persist tirelessly until I reach the end, persevering for the love of my mother and my family.

Hernando Alarcón Cabrejos

2025-08-05 19:24:41 UTC

Im sure that if i were and stay in Adils place, i was stayed in the way to the new land because in the case of being threaten i dont regret to the home too the inmigration can make that i would have more opportunities in that country. And if my mom has a heartbreaking for me going to Mexico i will obey.

Luana Sofia Figueroa Chamba

2025-08-05 19:26:19 UTC

In my opinion, I would leave, like Adil.

It was dangerous to stay, and Adil wanted to be safe and have a better future. Leaving is hard and scary, but he was very brave. He kept walking because he had hope. The photo of his mom made him feel strong. I would also go north to find peace and start a new life.

Rodrigo

2025-08-05 19:29:18 UTC

I believe that the decision of Adil and for this mother is a good idea because if you don't like your zone or are dangerous you can go to other place and for this example mexico.

Sami Montenegro

2025-08-05 19:29:34 UTC

In my opinion, if I were in Adil’s place, I would leave. I think it is too dangerous to stay where gangs control the village and people get hurt. Staying could mean risking my life or the lives of my family. Even though the journey is hard and scary, leaving gives me a chance to be safe and find a better future. I would want to protect myself and try to find hope, just like Adil did.