Beatrice is more beautiful and seemingly healthier than every other character in the story. Her demeanor also provides the sense of moral goodness—she brightens the shadows, which metaphorically evokes goodness casting out evil. Rappaccini’s interference with nature harms Beatrice by isolating her from other people and making her lonely. Giovanni https://lanebazyv.shotblogs.com/details-fiction-and-rappaccini-s-daughter-analysis-sparknotes-36175972