Sep 14 2011
Conference Presentation
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Great presentation! It seems in this story that there’s a real emphasis on what people think and how they feel (more so than what they do). I like that you are able to bring out the three different, competing interpretations of Daisy’s character: “ignorance, innocence, or deviant.”