Millers

Although the Millers and the expatriates are all Americans, they prove incompatible. For instance, the egocentric expatriates lack respect for the nouveau riche social class. To illustrate, Mrs. Costello, an expatriate, refuses to meet Daisy, simply because of her reputation. The ideas and standards of the expatriates do not fit those of the nouveau riche, so the two groups encounter problems with accepting on another. The expatriates are too conceited to understand the nouveaux riches. Finally, the nouveau riche does not categorize people into different social classes. Daisy and Randolph speak numerous times with members of the “lower” class, such as the courier and a...