Why hadn't she believed she could do it? As soon as she asked the question, she knew the answer. Fear. Fear of failure. Fear of not being perfect. Fear was at the root of her problems. The bedrock of her timidity. The
The protagonist grapples with self-doubt and insecurity, questioning her previous beliefs about her abilities. This introspection leads her to understand that fear is the primary obstacle standing in her way. The fears she has—such as the fear of failure and the pressure to be perfect—have lingered in her mind, holding her back from achieving her goals.
Throughout "The Summer's End" by Mary Alice Monroe, the theme of overcoming fear is central to the character's development. By recognizing fear as the foundation of her hesitations, she can begin to confront it and work towards personal growth. This realization sparks a journey towards self-empowerment and resilience.
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