On a south windowsill, plants receive more direct sun in fall/winter/spring because the sun's angle is lower. In summer, the higher sun is blocked by the house. Sarracenia flower initiation responds to light changes, while dormancy responds to temperature. Your plant thinks it's spring due to increased light.
Since the plant won't fully dormancy indoors, allowing it to flower won't harm it. We've seen S. rubra flower in fall under similar conditions; the plant did fine, though the flower looked anemic without full sun.
Good growing!
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