Has there ever been a point in your life that you can identify in which a decision set your life on a specific trajectory? If you could go back in time, is there a decision you wish you could undo?

On the day of the explosion, as well as during the trial, many of the characters make decisions that ultimately change the course of their lives. How might things have turned out differently if, for example, Matt hadn't bought cigarettes, or Janine hadn't gone to see Mary? Has there ever been a point in your life that you can identify in which a decision set your life on a specific trajectory? If you could go back in time, is there a decision you wish you could undo?

OH YEAH !

I've always been a "gut feelings" person and the 2 times that I didn't listen to them I went really wrong. I would love to be able to go back and choose something different, but I can't. I have had to live with my decisions and move forward.

I wish that I had not given up on my marriage. I could have a acted differently instead of being upset and hurt and jumping ahead and filing for divorce.

Absolutely! Sadly, I would say most people have regrets that they wish they could undo.

Many - although I thought the decisions were right at the time. Looking back, I wonder how I could have been so stupid!

Of course there is. At my age, there have been a few things I would go back and change. None of them were major and would not have really changed the course of my life. I have been very happy with the way my life turned out.

Sure, there are things I think about, but I don't regret decisions I've made. Life consists of constant decision making, using the best information at the time. Some decisions are emotional and some logical. I like this saying: Sometimes the heart should do things without the brain's permission.' (Rodney White, artist)