Prompt: In The Blithedale Romance, what is Hawthorne trying to illustrate about making the right decisions in life?
Ok, I seriously need help. When I read this book, which I hated with a passion, I could barely understand what the heck Hawthorne was talking about. Seriously, the writer needs help.
But--I need help on ideas/examples. I wrote:
In the Blithedale Romance, written by Nathanial Hawthorne, there is an underlying theme that is presented to the reader: that even in an “ideal” society, people can have trouble making the right decisions.
