Transcendentalist:Scenario Reponse

The situation of Susan and David would be dealt with differently today than it would have during the transcendentalist era. Their situation though could very easily have happened in such a time period. Susan has the aspect of living life as society provided for her, marrying young with a man with a stable job but without much ambition. Her chances of college make her unsure if she wants to marry this man. She applies and is accepted to college, but also aspects a proposal of marriage. She is accepting the life that society provided for her but is also curious of her future at college and where it could take her. She in my opinion should merely "Trust Thyself: Every heart vibrates to that iron string." Her heart is what can tell her to do best and I think she would find what would make her most happy by listening to it.