Confession or The Blind Heart

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Set in 1885, the narrative explores the themes of folly and its consequences, contrasting historical penalties with those of contemporary society. The author, known for capturing Southern life, delves into the human experience, suggesting that the repercussions of folly can be as impactful as those of crime. Through a blend of local color and historical context, the book reflects on the enduring nature of human behavior and the moral complexities of life.