Charlotte Temple

One of the greatest things about life is the way it teaches us lessons over time. Challenges and obstacles that occur in our lives shape us and build character, and we gain experience so that we know how to handle the future with self-control. In Susanna Rowson's novel, Charlotte Temple, the fate of the main character, Charlotte, is decided by both her own decisions and society, but it was really her own decisions that molded her life. The Novel addresses how to overcome the hardships of life and how to find way to live elegantly and successfully. Charlotte Temple is a tragically weak character, shaped by many external factors. The Novel describes Charlotte's downfall, as she is seduced and carried off by Montraville, a soldier to New York. She is soon pregnant, and then abandoned. Her Choice to leave London and travel across the Atlantic to New York with Montraville affects her fate at the end of the novel. Moreover,