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    so many characters under the generalized term rich does not do justice to the different personalities that he had portrayed. Thus‚ he divided them into two different classes. Firstly‚ there are people like the Buchanans and Jordan Baker‚ who were born into wealth. The fact that Tom Buchanan was described as a person whose ‘two shining‚ arrogant eyes had established dominance over his face‚ and gave him the appearance of always leaning aggressively forward’. These actions portray him as a character

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    people may belong to various different social classes‚ every single person on this planet has had different experiences and opportunities‚ and everyone is different in their own way. One of the first characters the reader is introduced to is Tom Buchanan. Tom is a: “sturdy‚ straw-haired man of thirty with a rather hard mouth and a supercilious manner. Two shining‚ arrogant eyes had established dominance over his face‚ and gave him the appearance of always leaning aggressively forward … you could

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    Later in the novel‚ readers find out that the light belongs to Daisy‚ Gatsby’s teenage sweetheart whom he built his entire life around. The green light symbolizes Gatsby’s dream of finally winning Daisy’s heart and picking up their long-lost relationship right where it had left off. This dream is unattainable because Daisy had created her own life without Jay. She was married to a man named Tom Buchanan and even had her own daughter who Daisy hoped would grow up to be “a beautiful little fool” (Fitzgerald

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    several years trying to make in to high society. Daisy comes from a wealthy family and she could never marry anyone below her. Gatsby knows this and has dedicated his entire life to becoming a successful and wealthy man to gain Daisy’s acceptance. He throws lavish and expensive parties to see if Daisy will come to one of them. He buys an extravagant mansion across the river from Daisy’s house just to be near her. When he finally is reunited with Daisy‚ it’s as if they had never been separated and their

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    sticks out of this crowd like a "sore thumb". Geographically‚ Nick was raised in the "friendly" middle-east‚ while the book takes place in the "snobby" east. Tom‚ which is a representative of the rich‚ casually has an affair with Mrytle while with Daisy. On the other hand‚ Nick does not get involved with Jordan extensively because he has not broken relations with his old girlfriend in Chicago. He promises himself that "there (is) a vague understanding that (has) to be tactfully broken off before

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    enough to hold his bootlegged earnings; all for a girl he lost in the past‚ Daisy Buchanan. Although at first glance Gatsby might not seem to be the everyday man‚ in reality he actually is. At age 17‚ he became a new person; Jay Gatsby took over James Gatz to rename and recreate his being and stayed permanently this way‚ staying static throughout the novel. Gatsby‚ for short‚ was the quintessential self-made man and also very fake. The character called James Gatz changed his name to Jay Gatsby in order

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    is hiding something. As the story progresses‚ we meet Tom Buchanan who I am not very fond of. He is very rude‚ snobby‚ and aggressive. He acts and believes that he deserves nothing but the best. Tom also isn’t a good husband or man to Daisy. It is mentioned that Tom takes Nick to his lovers house‚ which is where we meet Myrtle. Neither Myrtle and Tom are happy with who they are with and have been cheating on their spouses. Tom and Daisy and Myrtle obviously don’t wanna be with their spouses so why

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    Speaking of love‚ love is an important part of life. Most people believe they need love or to be loved in order to survive; with regard to love‚ in the novel The Great Gatsby‚ there is a conflict of love between Daisy Buchanan‚ her spouse Tom Buchanan‚ and her long lost love Jay Gatsby. Daisy and Gatsby were lovers earlier in life before she met Tom. Tom is a selfish white supremacist who cheats on his wife with another woman and thinks his money opens any door.

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    Gatsby is in love Daisy Buchanan‚ Nick’s cousin and the wife of one Tom Buchanan‚ an acquaintance of Nick’s from Yale. Buchanan takes his old friend for a day in the city‚ where Nick learns that Buchanan has a kept woman‚ Myrtle‚ the wife of a long island mechanic. Gatsby sends a message through he and Nick’s mutual friend‚ professional golfer Jordan Baker‚ insisting that Nick plan a “chance” meeting for Gatsby and Daisy. Nick learns that Gatsby‚ Jay Gatz at the time‚ and Daisy had once been

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    characters‚ Tom and Daisy Buchanan‚ a wealthy married couple who each finds lust in another person. Throughout Fitzgerald’s novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ the effects of carelessness between The Buchanans‚ Myrtle Wilson‚ and Jay Gatsby are displayed through their actions among each other. Although‚ Tom and Daisy are a wealthy couple‚ they have several issues within their marriage. When Daisy gave birth to their daughter‚ Pammy Buchanan‚ Tom vanished from the scene. This is conveyed when Daisy told her cousin

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