Driving_Miss_Daisy

Driving Miss Daisy DRIVING MISS DAISY Driving Miss Daisy is a warm heart felt movie about independence, love, trust, honor and friendship. As the movie opens, Miss Daisy still lives in proud self-sufficiency, with only her cook to help out, and she drives herself around in a big, new 1948 Packard. One day she drives the Packard over the wall and into the neighbor's yard, and her son lays down the law: It is time that she have a chauffeur. She refuses. She needs no such thing. It is a nuisance to have servants in the house, anyway - they're like children, always underfoot. But her son hires a chauffeur anyway, and in their first interview he tells Hoke that it is up to him to convince Miss Daisy to let herself be driven. Thus commences a war of wills that continues, in one way or another, for 25 years, as two stubborn and proud old people learn to exist with one another. Hoke's method is the employment of infinite patience, and Miss Daisy tries every bit of them throughout the movie. Hoke is not obsequious. He is not ingratiating. He is very wise. His strategy is to express verbal agreement in such daisy, miss, one, hoke, car, about, driven, another, years, very, things, new, movie, herself, driving, drive, chauffeur, being, way, time, son, relationship, race, quick, proud, packard, over, opens, observes, much, let, learn, independence, hoke's, eventually, drives, connections, changed, around, anyway, always, although, agreement, 25, yard, worse, worn, withheld, wise, wills