beyond worrying about manners..
"I pluck a chocolate flower from a cake with my fingers and nibble on it,so beyond worrying about manners."

What does she mean by so beyond worrying about manners..?
is it like,she doesn't care about what people say about how she eats the flower?

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beyond worrying about manners..
"I pluck a chocolate flower from a cake with my fingers and nibble on it,so beyond worrying about manners."

What does she mean by so beyond worrying about manners..?
is it like,she doesn't care about what people say about how she eats the flower?

Answer

Yes - it would be impolite to eat the flower off the cake at all. By saying she is "beyond worrying about manners" means she doesn't care if it's rude. The word "so," used here in the sense of "very much," just reinforces that she really does not care that she is being rude.

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Yes,the word "so" is an adverb modifying "beyond".

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