Which archetypal character does Daisy represent in this passage?

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Based on the given passage, the archetypal character Daisy represents is that of a FREE SPIRIT.

She does not fit into a certain mold. She is a contradiction. She have some characteristics of a well-conducted lady but is also found lacking. She is both audacious and innocent at the same time so it is very hard to put her in a box where society can dictate what she should say and do to be acceptable.

Harlamova29_29 [7]3 years ago

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I would say Daisy is presented as a free spirit who didn't conform to society's idea of what a lady should be. The fact that she should be described as being "audacious and innocent" indicates that this is so and also that she did not have "an indispensable delicacy".

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