This is a rewired ending or could become the final two pages of The Other Wes Moore, One Name, Two Fates. 

After reading The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates by Wes Moore, my mind began to wander through the many choices I have made, and ultimately whether I am on the right path to achieve my goals. Both men were presented with choices and opportunities starting from a young age that affected their future, leading to two very different fates. My goals consist of attending Ivey Business school, starting my own business, staying close to my family, and giving back to others. A choice that I believe will positively impact my future is attending Villanova College as the school takes pride in giving students the tools needed to succeed. Through Unitas, Veritas, and Caritas values, Villanova has taught me to be a better person and encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone. My choice can be compared to Wes Moore attending Valley Forge Military School, where he discovered who he wanted to be and the journey he needed to take to get there. From a young age, I loved to skate, I took this passion and became a competitive figure skater. For years I lived and breathed skating; did this make me successful? Yes, not only did I win medals and become recognized in the sport; I also learned the qualities of hard-work, determination, positive attitude, and courage. Unfortunately, I endured an ankle injury that made me question if I should continue skating. After rehabilitation and physical therapy, I could have gone back; however, I chose to quit. Reading this memoir brought me back to this challenging time in my life, and I could not help but question if I chose the right path. "Failing doesn't make us a failure. But not trying to do better, to be better, does make us fools"(Moore 185.) After quitting, there were times where I felt like a failure, but as time passed, I realized that the important values I learned from skating could be applied to many other aspects of my life that have allowed me to grow and succeed. Similarly, the author Wes Moore learned through his negative choices and used those experiences to his advantage. "Our destinies can be determined by a single stumble down the wrong path, or a tentative step down the right one" (Moore xiv.) I learned that choices could be minor setbacks and test one's ambition, pushing people to work harder. Growing up with a supportive family, choosing to attend Villanova College, and gaining many strengths through figure skating is my "right path". This book inspired me to continue making positive choices, ensuring I will reach my goals.