Outward Action versus Inward Meditation

Outward Action versus Inward Meditation In the American summer resort, in the month of June, there have been always nice features among whom we have Daisy Miller. She was a young American girl who always " appeared to be in the best humor with everything ". She was a representative of American girls in the strict society of Europe, where firm customs would make people behave opposing to their inner feelings. Vevey, the summer resort, is a …

…opportunity to prove his love to Daisy for he tried to analyze her by applying the conventional rules concerned in Europe while he was not aware of the fact that these rules do not apply to Daisy, who would let her behaviors be on impulses rather than deep meditation. Nevertheless, he finally comprehended the true self of Daisy-this inscrutable combination of audacity and innocence- while it was too late to bring her back to life.