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    important call…‚” Tom began. Who could be so important that they call during Dinner time while we have a guest over and you answer‚ huh‚ tell me WHO” Daisy said furiously. Listen Woman Don’t raise your voice to me in my own house! You’ve no right to tell me which calls I shall answer. Now go back outside and keep your cousin Company. “Why”‚ Daisy snapped back rather quickly‚ “to talk to that woman that you’ve been seeing?” “What are you Talking about woma…”‚ “Don’t you woman me!” “Word spreads around

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    Midwest to New York’s "West Egg" on Long Island. As the name might imply‚ there is also an "East Egg"‚ which Nick describes the more fashionable of the two. East Egg is where Nick goes one evening‚ in order to reacquaint himself with his second cousin‚ Daisy‚ and her husband‚ Tom. The Buchanans welcome him in‚ and chat about the many things that have passed in their own worlds. Chapter one also introduces Jordan Baker‚ who‚ of all we know of at the time‚ is a golf player. The four current characters then

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    In The Great Gatsby‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald focuses on Daisy Buchanan’s relationship with Tom Buchanan and Jay Gatsby. Tom and Gatsby both love Daisy in different ways‚ but the fact that they both want Daisy as their own makes them similar. Both Tom and Gatsby share many similarities while having even a greater amount of differences. While differences are good‚ they sometimes lead to unhappiness‚ jealousy‚ and grief. Being wealthy is one of the things that Tom and Gatsby have in common. For both

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    of Myrtle who is Tom Buchanan’s mistress. Eventually Tom’s wife Daisy will begin an affair with Gatsby and he will be in the same position as Wilson. Due to the wealth gap between Tom and Wilson you may think they could not be more different but you would be wrong. Tom’s wealth is exemplified when Nick states‚” Their house was even more elaborate than I expected‚ a cheerful red-and-white Georgian Colonial mansion overlooking the bay (6).” So Tom has lots of money and Daisy had never been unfaithful

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    the nephew or cousin of Kaiser Wilhelm‚ the ruler of Germany during World War I. The McKee’s are a horrid couple. The group drank excessively. Myrtle gets more obnoxious as she drinks‚ after Tom gives her a puppy as a gift‚ she starts talking about Daisy. Toms tells her to stop talking about his wife‚ Myrtle refused and as a

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    to be with Daisy and also Myrtle’s way of bringing Tom closer to her. Myrtle believes that Tom can

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    young‚ had a ginormous home with glorious parties. Tom and Daisy Buchanan lived in East Egg “Across the courtesy bay by the white palaces of fashionable East Egg glittered along the water‚ and the history of the summer really begins” (5). East Egg is for all the high social class‚ wealthy‚ and the older upper class that dominated the society. This described the Buchanan’s because Daisy was always described

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    his American dream. He acquires millions of dollars‚ purchases a mansion on West Egg‚ and hosts lavish weekend parties in order to associate with a higher social class. Gatsby’s reputation conceals his true identity‚ and he uses it as a mask to win Daisy over. However‚ Gatsby’s corrupt nature prevents him from attaining the American dream towards the end of the novel. Firstly‚ Gatsby’s social status is used as a tool to attain his dream as he continually lies about his wealth. The mysterious individual

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    DiCaprio)‚ Daisy Buchanan (Carey Mulligan)‚ Tom Buchanan (Joel Edgerton)‚ and Nick Carraway (Tobey Maguire) were played on point. The movie mostly kept the same feeling as the book or helped the viewer understand it more. Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan’s roles in the book were recreated almost perfectly in the movie. The two actors really helped the person watching come to their senses about the love that they had for each other. They showcased the dramatic affection that Gatsby had for Daisy numerous

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    don’t have love‚ it is hard to say that you are happy. Daisy Buchanan’s case in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald proves this to its entirety. When having to decide between an empty marriage with her husband Tom and Jay Gatsby‚ her love interest‚ she chooses Tom even though he doesn’t make her truly happy. It is then evident all throughout the novel that materialistic properties of wealth and status triumphs over love. In 1917‚ Daisy became acquainted with Jay Gatsby from Louisiana. Though

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