Did the pilgrims regret coming to the new world?

Many pilgrims faced significant hardships in the New World, including harsh winters, food shortages, and illness, which led to feelings of regret among some. However, others felt a strong sense of purpose and determination in establishing a new colony based on their religious beliefs and seeking freedom from persecution. Ultimately, while there were moments of doubt, the majority were committed to their mission, believing the sacrifices were worthwhile for the chance to build a new life.