Gramps entered to Mia's room up in the ICU, he was crying, and not the loud cry, but just tears falling out of his eyes. He told Mia how everyone's hopping she stays with them, but if she wanted to go she had to. That if she wanted to go with Teddy and her parents she could. this left Mia at peace, knowing that someone understood what she was going through. But then she saw Adam, apart of wanting to see him she had a worry, that he would disrupt the peace Gramps left her. Adam only could think that it was his fault , he thought the vassal rupture was his effect because before he went to see her she was fine. the only words he says was "Please, please, please, please." Please don't die, please don't leave me, please.
Mia has many questions about how things are going to work out, there is one thought that made me think. She says "I wonder if every dying person gets to decide whether they stay or go. It seems unlikely. After all,this hospital if full of people having poisonous chemicals pumped into their veins or submitted to horrible operations, all so they can stay, but some of them will die anyway,"(Forman, 180). If she is right, if we get to choose how come many young people die? Is it because they chose to? Or is it just science? And if anyone has the chance to pick either living or dying, they should always pick living because there are many people that don't have that chance even though they want to, and if you just want to die, you should live for them.
"Sometimes you make choices in life and sometimes choices make you." 192
Since we are little kids parents tell us that every choice we take and every decision we make have a consequence, either bad or good depending on what you did. But they never tell you about the choices life makes, like for example who comes and goes from our life's. Meeting someone can be destiny, making friends with them is a choice, but we didn't decide to meet them, it just happen. Like meeting Adam wasn't Mia's choice, he came to her, getting to know Adam was Mia's choice, and falling for him and him falling for her was neither of their choices, just faith.
