Daisy miller
which of the following could be considered to be winterbourne’s tragic flaw?

he falls in love too easily.
he is too devoted to his aunt to court a lover.
he is judgmental and believes everything he hears.
he is stiff and unfriendly.

I think the answer is the third statement. Winterbourne is a judgemental. He judge the people around him, like the person can’t dance or something. He judges Daisy for her private conversation with Giovanelli. He is slow at things and most of the time he procrastinate.

He is judgmental and believes everything he hears.

Explanation:

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the answers are: b. and e.