All roads lead to Rome, but some will get you lost.

A hypertext narrative by

Guillaume Legault

Created with

The Virtual Writing Tutor Grammar Checker

Word count: 2084

Choice count: 42

Section count: 24

Image count: 24

Error count: 10

Field Related Analysis:

elite (1 match)

politics (1 match)

society (3 matches)

body (2 matches)

cardiology (2 matches)

doctor (4 matches)

injury (1 match)

lead (1 match)

clinic (2 matches)

doctor (4 matches)

medicine (4 matches)

absence (1 match)

body (2 matches)

clinic (2 matches)

cold (1 match)

doctor (4 matches)

gas (1 match)

hr (1 match)

injuries (1 match)

injury (1 match)

lead (1 match)

absence (1 match)

children (1 match)

debt (1 match)

harassment (1 match)

house (1 match)

injury (1 match)

local (2 matches)

minimum wage (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

mortgage (1 match)

offer (1 match)

office (1 match)

option (2 matches)

parent (1 match)

policy (1 match)

private (2 matches)

public (3 matches)

recovery (1 match)

rehabilitation (7 matches)

patients (1 match)

medicine (4 matches)

side (1 match)

injuries (1 match)

right (3 matches)

care (1 match)

cold (1 match)

diploma (3 matches)

doctor (4 matches)

healthcare (1 match)

injuries (1 match)

injury (1 match)

medicine (4 matches)

patients (1 match)

program (4 matches)

sleep (2 matches)

supervisor (1 match)

surgery (2 matches)

trainee (1 match)

training (1 match)

heal (1 match)

patients (1 match)

recovery (1 match)

absence (1 match)

dream (1 match)

field (2 matches)

harassment (1 match)

cold (1 match)

degree (1 match)

sky (1 match)

angle (1 match)

trough (1 match)

time (12 matches)

reach (2 matches)

care (1 match)

elite (1 match)

management (1 match)

medicine (4 matches)

of society (1 match)

private (2 matches)

school (11 matches)

sector (3 matches)

sexual (1 match)

society (3 matches)

training (1 match)

zero tolerance (1 match)

help (2 matches)

injury (1 match)

parent (1 match)

program (4 matches)

rehabilitation (7 matches)

teacher (3 matches)

beaches (1 match)

field (2 matches)

forest (1 match)

clear (1 match)

fell (1 match)

forest (1 match)

fishing (1 match)

hunting (1 match)

sector (3 matches)

management (1 match)

natural (4 matches)

house (1 match)

motivation (2 matches)

part (1 match)

stars (1 match)

hearth (1 match)

rehabilitation (7 matches)

back (4 matches)

cold (1 match)

doctor (4 matches)

heal (1 match)

left (1 match)

leg (1 match)

straight (1 match)

surgeon (1 match)

surgery (2 matches)

therapy (4 matches)

fishing (1 match)

forest (1 match)

hunting (1 match)

leg (1 match)

management (1 match)

natural (4 matches)

rehabilitation (7 matches)

worth (1 match)

liberty (1 match)

roads (1 match)

schools (2 matches)

local (2 matches)

management (1 match)

public (3 matches)

debt (1 match)

mortgage (1 match)

wages (2 matches)

free (2 matches)

matter (3 matches)

night (1 match)

society (3 matches)

use (2 matches)

college (3 matches)

elite (1 match)

forest (1 match)

keep (2 matches)

lead (1 match)

point (1 match)

re (4 matches)

study (9 matches)

thing (1 match)

day (3 matches)

sky (1 match)

s (3 matches)

forest (1 match)

learning (1 match)

motivation (2 matches)

parent (1 match)

a (47 matches)

sleep (2 matches)

employee (1 match)

lead (1 match)

management (1 match)

money (7 matches)

mortgage (1 match)

offer (1 match)

office (1 match)

opportunity (1 match)

pay (1 match)

trainee (1 match)

angle (1 match)

degree (1 match)

gas (1 match)

lead (1 match)

matter (3 matches)

met (1 match)

physical (7 matches)

pro (1 match)

science (4 matches)

s (3 matches)

policy (1 match)

public (3 matches)

accepted (2 matches)

background (1 match)

building (1 match)

dead end (1 match)

drove (1 match)

felt (3 matches)

gas (1 match)

lead (1 match)

pump (1 match)

debt (1 match)

liberty (1 match)

rehabilitation (7 matches)

sexual (1 match)

therapy (4 matches)

back (4 matches)

break (4 matches)

ending (5 matches)

face (1 match)

lead (1 match)

natural (4 matches)

out (1 match)

point (1 match)

quick (1 match)

recover (3 matches)

running (1 match)

side (1 match)

smile (1 match)

snap (1 match)

through (2 matches)

time (12 matches)

body (2 matches)

medicine (4 matches)

children (1 match)

cegep (3 matches)

choice (40 matches)

classes (1 match)

college (3 matches)

continuing (3 matches)

degree (1 match)

diploma (3 matches)

don (1 match)

down (1 match)

field (2 matches)

first (2 matches)

grades (2 matches)

graduate (1 match)

high school (2 matches)

learned (3 matches)

learning (1 match)

management (1 match)

middle school (2 matches)

motivation (2 matches)

private (2 matches)

school (11 matches)

student (4 matches)

teach (1 match)

teacher (3 matches)

trainee (1 match)

training (1 match)

university (6 matches)

zero tolerance (1 match)

injuries (1 match)

injury (1 match)

risk (1 match)

stress (2 matches)

angle (1 match)

experience (1 match)

stars (1 match)

take (4 matches)

time (12 matches)

travelling (6 matches)

stop (1 match)

boss (2 matches)

s (3 matches)

happening (1 match)

lead (1 match)

s (3 matches)

right (3 matches)

s (3 matches)

t (13 matches)

background (1 match)

break (4 matches)

clear (1 match)

field (2 matches)

get (8 matches)

local (2 matches)

option (2 matches)

parent (1 match)

path (1 match)

policy (1 match)

private (2 matches)

public (3 matches)

sort (1 match)

stop (1 match)

track (1 match)

employee (1 match)

europe (1 match)

field (2 matches)

fishing (1 match)

human (2 matches)

hunting (1 match)

leg (1 match)

natural (4 matches)

Target Structure:

background checks (1 match)

come in handy (1 match)

drawbacks (1 match)

fulfillment (1 match)

getting sucked up in (1 match)

hindered (1 match)

hr (1 match)

income (1 match)

internship (1 match)

internships (4 matches)

invaluable (1 match)

lack of (1 match)

learning the ropes (1 match)

leave of absence (1 match)

leg work (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

more often (1 match)

mortgage (1 match)

office politics (1 match)

on-the-job-training (1 match)

overtime (2 matches)

overwhelming (1 match)

sexual harassment (1 match)

more often than not (1 match)

thoroughly (1 match)

though (1 match)

time management (1 match)

trainee (1 match)

undermine (1 match)

wage (1 match)

wages (2 matches)

worthwhile (1 match)

Where it all begins.

Congratulations! You finally managed to finish High School! You managed to swim through the uncertain waters of your local High School and you're ready to begin a new chapter of your life! Even though you are glad it's over, you have a feeling that what you learned in the past five years of your life will surely come in handy in the near future. Now is the time for you to make a decision that will carve your future; which program will you choose and where you will study. You know you want a career that will offer you great wages, but at the same time, you feel exhausted.

Choice 1 : Cegep Maisonneuve in Natural Science.

Choice 2 : André-Grasset College in Natural Science.

Choice 3 : Dawson College in Natural Science.

Choice 4 : Choose to take a break.

Cegep Maisonneuve in Natural Science.

Maisonneuve was the closest cegep to your house, and your parents did not have the money to send you to a private cegep, so you chose the closest and easiest option. In the end, it doesn't matter at all, since you will have the same diploma as any other student in Québec. Your time at Maisonneuve flew by and you're already faced with the choice of your university program.

Choice 1 : Choose to study in Physical Rehabilitation Therapy.

Choice 2 : Choose to study in Medicine.

André-Grasset College in Natural Science.

Your grades and your parent's money, allowed you to be accepted at André-Grasset. You will get to experience private schools before you graduate! In the end, it doesn't matter at all, since you will have the same diploma as any other student in Québec. Your time at Grasset flew by and you're already faced with the choice of your university program.

Choice 1 : Choose to study in Physical Rehabilitation Therapy.

Choice 2 : Choose to study in Medicine.

Dawson College in Natural Science.

Your dream was always of studying in English, so when Dawson accepted you, you jumped at the chance and immediately accepted. In the end, it doesn't matter at all, since you will have the same diploma as any other student in Québec. Your time at Dawson flew by and you're already faced with the choice of your university program.

Choice 1 : Choose to study in Physical Rehabilitation Therapy.

Choice 2 : Choose to study in Medicine.

Choose to take a break.

You decided that you had worked enough in the past five years and that you deserved a break. However, instead of travelling the world or making use of all that time, you decided that money was what you wanted. You found yourself a dead end job and, sadly, chose to stick to it. You are now working at a Canadian Tire at a minimum wage, and you will probably stay in that field for the rest for your life. Start Over if you are not satisfied with this ending.

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Choose to study in Physical Rehabilitation Therapy.

You decided that you wanted to become a physical rehabilitation therapist. Helping patients go through harsh recovery and help them heal seemed attractive to you. You began your studies and had incredible scores in your classes. In the snap of a finger, you had your bachelor degree and you were ready to begin your internship as a physical rehabilitation therapist. However, you wondered if it were the right thing to do...

Choice 1 : Choose to wait before continuing your studies.

Choice 2 : Choose to start your internships.

Choice 3 : Choose to change career paths!

Choose to study in Medicine.

Your grades allowed you to become a part of the elite of society. You saw an opportunity and you took it. You knew that the path you were about to take was going to be overwhelming, full of drawbacks and of leg work, but nothing could undermine your motivation. The next year of your life were filled with invaluable experiences and overtime to pay your student debt, but you manged to pull trough, you knew that the income of a doctor would be worth it. You were soon faced with the decision of choosing your specialty, and after thinking it thoroughly you decided to...

Choice 1 : Choose to wait before continuing your studies.

Choice 2 : Choose your specialty as a Doctor.

Choice 3 : Choose to change career paths!

Choose to wait before continuing your studies.

You decided that before getting sucked up in more work and sleepless nights, you needed to recover from the lack of sleep and the lack free time that had been running your life for the past years. School could wait.

Choice 1 : Choose to travel.

Choice 2 : Choose to get a job.

Choose to travel.

Travelling always seemed surreal to you. No office politics, no time management, no stress and, most of all, a lot of rest. You decided to use what little funds you had left to hitchhike around Europe. You realized that more often than not, strangers will always help you if you ask them nicely, that trip really helped you understand the HumanKind from a new angle. Sadly, all things must come to an end... or do they?

Choice 1 : Choose to go back to University to finish your studies.

Choice 2 : Choose to get a job.

Choice 3 : Choose to keep travelling.

Choose to get a job.

You decided that school could wait, what you wanted right now was money. You needed quick money. You took the first job that you could find at your local butcher shop and, after four months of on-the-job-training, learning the ropes of your new job, you went from being the newbie trainee to being a full time employee. At first, it gave you some kind of fulfillment, but you felt like you could have ended up somewhere way better than this place. Start over if you aren't satisfied with this ending.

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Choose to go back to University to finish your studies.

You decided that maybe you should go back to school if you wanted to get a job that was worthwhile. You would need money for the day you retire and travelling for your life without ever getting a serious job wouldn't get you there, or so you thought.

Choice 1 : Choose to start your internships.

Choose to keep travelling.

You fell in love with travelling, and now that you started, you couldn't stop. Since you didn't have much money, your only choice was to live by the day and find ways to make money on the go. Quickly, the stress of getting straight A's disappeared and you understood that there was more to adulthood than mortgage and work. Throughout your travels you met incredible people that allowed you to discover a new side of yourself.

Choice 1 : Reach Inner Peace.

Choose to start your internships.

While on your internships, you learned everything you needed to know about your job and even got to work as a real Physical Rehabilitation Therapist when your boss had to take a leave of absence. You also learned about things that they don't teach you in school such as misconduct and sexual harassment. Your supervisor had a zero tolerance policy about those things and made sure it was as clear as possible. The day then came where you had to choose where you wanted to work.

Choice 1 : Choose to start your own clinic and work for yourself.

Choice 2 : Choose to go work in the public sector.

Choose your specialty as a Doctor.

You were then faced with another choice, as a Doctor, you needed to specialize in a certain field. You decided that what interested you the most was...

Choice 1 : Choose pediatrics as your specialty.

Choice 2 : Choose surgery as your specialty.

Choice 3 : Choose cardiology as your specialty.

Reach Inner Peace! (secret ending).

One night, while sleeping on the beaches of Italy, you woke up and looked at the sky, the beautiful night sky, filled with stars. At that instant, a cold breeze filled your body and you felt like you had just understood everything that happent, was happening and would happen in your life. As you laid back down to sleep, you reached inner peace. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Choose to change career paths!

You decided that healthcare wasn't right for you, but what was right for you. Since university did background checks on everyone, they quickly realized that accepting you was a risk since you seemed to like leaving school. The only place where you had a chance was teaching, which you never thought about before in your career planning.

Choice 1 : Become a middle school teacher.

Choice 2 : Give up...

Choose to start your own clinic and work for yourself.

You decided that you wanted to be your own boss! Work for yourself, decide your schedule and have more liberty! You spent your life helping pro sport players recover from injury. After a lifetime of work, you finally got to retire and travel, as you always wished. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Choose to go work in the public sector.

You decided that you work in the public sector! HR and overtime didn't scare you! You spent your life helping kids and adults recover from all kinds of injuries. After a lifetime of work, you finally got to retire and travel, as you always wished. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Choose pediatrics as your specialty.

You decided that you wanted to work with kids. You always had some sort of easiness talking to children and reassuring them. You really were where you belonged. After a lifetime of work, you finally got to retire and travel, as you always wished. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Choose surgery as your specialty.

You decided that you wanted to work as a surgeon. The complexity of the human body and the challenge of fixing it always amazed you. You always felt stimulated and a new challenge was always waiting for you. After a lifetime of work, you finally got to retire and travel, as you always wished. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Choose cardiology as your specialty.

You decided that you wanted to work as a cardiologist. You wanted to understand everything about the mysteries of the human hearth. This one pump that worked tirelessly for your entire life, never taking a break, keeping you alive. You got to work around people who understood you while doing something you loved. After a lifetime of work, you finally got to retire and travel, as you always wished. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where it all begins.

Become a middle school teacher.

You ended up liking teaching more than you expected. It sure wasn't an easy job. All of the problems that come with being a teacher added to the wages that weren't anywhere near what you deserved for the job you were doing hindered your motivation sometimes, but in the end you loved teaching to the kids of your school. You loved so much that when the time to retire came, you could still be seen in the hallways or around the school, taking care of everyone you loved. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where to go...?

Give up...

You decided that maybe schools, or even society, wasn't for you. It was too much for you to handle, you decided that your only option was to...

Choice 1 : Choose to get a job.

Choice 2 : Become a hermit! (secret ending).

Become a hermit! (secret ending).

You took your car, drove north until you ran out of gas and settled yourself as deep as possible in the forest. You needed to be alone. You stayed secluded from society for the rest of your life, free of any worry, spending your days hunting, fishing and building your shelter. At some point you lost track of time. When your time came, you died without knowing how old you were, but, at least, you had a smile on your face. End (one of many).

Choice 1 : Where to go...?