She changes her mind, concluding that she doesn't need to change who she is to fit into a group.
We can reach this conclusion due to the following information:
- "Main Street," tells the story of Carol Milford Kennicott, a woman who moves to a small town.
- In this town, people think differently and judge the ways and way Carol acts.
- Carol tries to fit into the patterns of her new friends in the new city, but this is very difficult and makes her unhappy.
In the third chapter, she decides not to force herself to change who she is and what she believes to fit in and please her friends. She no longer wants to change to fit in. So she decides to dedicate herself to her family and what she likes.
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