 In this version of Henry James s novella "Daisy Miller", a young, bright, and bubbly 19th Century American girl on her Grand Tour of Europe meets a fellow American, Frederick Winterbourne. Winterbourne is shocked by Daisy s modern behavior toward life, and spends his time with her trying to figure out if she s having innocent fun or on the path to becoming a fallen woman. Along the way, Winterbourne s judgment is helped and hindered by the other people in Daisy s life. Is Daisy really naive or naughty?