Daisy Miller

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In Henry James's classic novella, the beautiful and vivacious American expatriate Daisy Miller captivates and confounds the European society she encounters. Traveling through Switzerland and Italy with her mother and younger brother, Daisy's innocent flirtations and disregard for social conventions are met with scandal and judgment by the expatriate community. Her burgeoning relationship with the sophisticated Frederick Winterbourne becomes a central focus as he struggles to understand her true character and intentions amidst the rigid social codes of the era. This poignant exploration delves into themes of innocence versus experience, cultural misunderstandings, and the tragic consequences of societal prejudice.

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