The power a person has influences the choices they make, both positive and negative. It comes down to the personal values and moral obligations of an individual to make important choices. The novel, 'Montana 1948', explores characters who lack power opposed to those with immense power, and the choices they make based on their ethical and moral values. The writer uses the characters and the plot structure to communicate the main theme of choice. 'Uganda's …showed first 75 words of 1151 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1151 total…the good morals and values. He relates to the white coach in 'Remember the Titans' and also the Ugandan troops. Both stand up to for the rights of people with no power and oppose people who have power but abuse it. This produces both positive and negative impacts for, themselves and the community around them. Power in turn, equals choice, but it takes good morals and values, of powerful figures, to make the 'right choice'.