... stays away at a distance, doing nothing about it to protect his reputation. He compensates his identity and personality to be accepted. When Winterbourne comes across Daisy and Giovanelli in the Roman coliseum, he makes his final decision and gives up on her. He comes to the realization that Daisy does not care about what people think of her and maybe she ... a young lady whom a gentleman need no longer be at pains to respect"(p 111). Winterbourne's rigidity and his cold treatment of Daisy upset her, eliciting her statement "" I don't care if I have Roman fever or not""(p 113). Daisy re...

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... to him again. She invited him to Italy. He finds Daisy with an Italian man named Giovanelli. Winterborne notices that Giovanelli is not a real gentleman. A week later Daisy dies of Roman fever. The theme of "Daisy Miller-, the novel focuses on the harm that is done when an individual is rejected by society for the unconventional behavior. James the author presents Daisy ... ...

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... ideas. Daisy's flirtatious, witty, and independent character may have played a role in her tragic ending. By being at the wrong place, she is shunned by society and dies of the Roman fever, malaria. Consequently, her liberal social interaction leads to her ultimate fall in Europe's conservative society. During the first few pages of the story, Daisy is exposed as a "pretty American flirt ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School