Blithe
Blithe adjective - Having or showing freedom from worries or troubles.
Usage example: he has a blithe attitude about ever having to earn a living because he knows there's a trust fund in his future
Concerned
Concerned adjective - Feeling or showing worry or solicitude.
Usage example: concerned parents of youthful offenders
Both words in one sentence
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Blithe Spirit: Abby is noticeably sassier and more irreverent than the other girls, particularly where (post-Flanderization) Kristy's rules and bossiness are concerned.
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