Sir Thomas More From A Man For All Seasons

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Making decisions becomes a big part of your life and for every decision that you make there will be consequences, whether it is positive or negative. We are taught everyday to think things through. Not to rush into a decision, but to think about the pros and cons that our decions will have, not only on us as the individuals that took the decision, but on everyone else around us that can be influenced by our decisions. Sir Thomas More from the play “A Man for All Seasons” is a great example of doing things yielding to the advice of Socrates.The first step that Sir Thomas More took to not rush into something, was the fact that he went on to study and get a degree. Having a degree means that a person has the capabilities to think situations through