Question

Prompt: I am only one, but still, I am one. I cannot do everything, but still, I can do something and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. -Edward Everett Hale

While the above is not something Martin Luther King said, many consider the quote to accurately embody his life. In your opinion, what does this quote mean? How could this quote be used to describe MLKs existence? Finally, in the context of this quote, how can one person change the world?
Instructions: Respond to this prompt with 1 body paragraph (5-8 sentences) and 1 concluding paragraph (3-5 sentences)

Format: Respond to the first two questions in the long first paragraph. Respond to the last question in the shorter, last paragraph. Remember to repeat the language of the prompt throughout your essay.

Answer 1

This quote resembles Dr. Martin Luther King JR's life because he did many things and he states himself that he know he could do it so he did it to make a difference. He also told us that he is one and can't do everything so he would need help

Answer 2

yes.