Pitchfork Point is a term used to describe a type of tool that consists of a handle with three or four tines, or prongs, at the end. The tines are typically made of metal and are used for various tasks such as lifting, turning, and stirring. The prongs are usually curved inwards to provide a better grip on whatever is being handled. Pitchfork Point is also used as a metaphor for a situation where a person is stuck between two difficult choices.