Free will
Free will noun - The act or power of making one's own choices or decisions.
Usage example: all of the workers at the homeless shelter are unpaid and are there of their own free will
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Option and free will are semantically related in free choice topic. In some cases you can use "Option" instead a noun phrase "Free will".
Option
Option noun - The power, right, or opportunity to choose.
Usage example: you will have the option to select one of several quite different health insurance plans
Free will and option are semantically related in alternative topic. You can use "Free will" instead a noun "Option".
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All your life is just a footnote, you are not the hero (usually) so your happy ending was never an option for the first place, even your free will is questionable.
Source: Webcomic / Roommates - God, however, had the option of getting rid of that voice (when the First expressed his doubts about a species with free will).
Source: God Is Flawed -
Whether it/he/she has the option of leaving of its free will is yet to be seen.
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