... ;common." Mrs. Walker is another character who is member to the European high society, and who also condemns Daisy's spontaneous, risky behavior. When Daisy is going to meet an Italian gentleman, Mr. Giovanelli, outside the Colosseum, Mrs. Walker tries to caution her against this and pleads with Winterbourne to, "[not] let the girl ruin herself" by allowing people ... . The reader meets Mrs. Walker as Daisy is arriving in Rome, and Mrs. Walker is her hostess. Daisy decides to go for an evening walk by the Colosseum with her Italian friend Mr. Giovanelli, against Mrs. Walker's and her moth...

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... which she wished to belong. Daisy, quite in character, disregards the event and further engages in unacceptable activities, exemplified by her evening trip to the Coliseum in Rome with her Italian comrade, Giovanelli, that posed a threat not only to her name but also inevitably to her health. Perplexed by her excessive flirtation and ignorance of social values and norms and even ... ...

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