In "The Blind Assassin," Margaret Atwood presents a thought-provoking perspective on the act of writing. The quote emphasizes that to convey the truth authentically, a writer should create as if their words will never be seen by anyone, including themselves in the future. This mindset prevents one from justifying or censoring their thoughts, allowing for unfiltered expression. Without this freedom, writing can become tainted by self-doubt or the desire to please...