In A White Heron having made her choice between an attraction of the heart and bond with nature Sylvia?

Sylvia is the protagonist in the short story "A White Heron" by Sarah Orne Jewett. In this story, Sylvia faces the choice between nurturing a bond with nature or pursuing a romantic attraction.

She makes a choice that may surprise the readers. Contrary to the reader's expectations of a young girl developing romantic feelings, she chooses to preserve the sacred bond she has with nature. Sylvia ultimately decides not to pursue a relationship with the hunter. Sylvia's decision can be seen as preserving her connection to the purity of the natural world.

Sylvia also feels a deep sense of responsibility to protect the beauty and serenity of nature from intrusion and disruption. By staying true to her inner self and not succumbing to the allure of the hunter, Sylvia maintains the harmony and balance between herself and the natural world.