... , immediately distinguishes class boundaries through behavior, and excludes Daisy from high society marking her as "common." At another point in the story, after learning about more of Daisy's free and emotionally driven behavior with multiple men in Rome, Mrs. Costello refers to the Millers' as whole entity, solely based on Daisy's behavior, as, "hopelessly vulgar" (James, 41 ... ...

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