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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Main Street by Sinclair Lewis: Always will be, I guess. It'll have to be Olaf who goes on.
`And sometimes---- Blamed if I don't feel like coming out and
saying, `I've been conservative. Nothing to it. Now I'm
going to start something in these rotten one-horse lumber-
camps west of town.' But Bea's got me hypnotized. Lord, Mrs.
Kennicott, do you re'lize what a jolly, square, faithful woman
she is? And I love Olaf---- Oh well, I won't go and get
sentimental on you.
"Course I've had thoughts of pulling up stakes and going
West. Maybe if they didn't know it beforehand, they wouldn't
find out I'd ever been guilty of trying to think for myself.
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