Pick a movie or book where the lead character has to make a difficult decision. What about their decision was difficult? Why do you agree or disagree with the decision they made?* Please try to make...

Haruki Murakami's book Kafka on the Shore is a literary masterpiece of postmodernism and magic realism. In the novel there are two separate stories simultaneously going on at the same time one chapter after another which at the end of the novel comes and concludes into one. In the novel one of the lead characters Mr. Nakata had to make one huge decision which later on became the decisive factor that changes his life and fulfills the purpose of his life.
Mr. Nakata, in the novel, has a very lovable character, who has lost the ability to read or write during a weird unexplainable incident in his childhood. He learned the art of carpentry and was dependent on the subsidy provided by the government because he was deemed as “not normal”. Although, the incident in his childhood made him loses his ability to read and write, he doesn't have any regrets and is a 'happy-go-lucky’ person, always giving respect to others and...