"Whenever you feel like criticizing any one...just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had." Ch. 1

"Civilization's going to pieces. I've gotten to be a terrible pessimist about things... The idea is if we don't look out the white race will be--will be utterly submerged... It's up to us, who are the dominant race, to watch out or these other races will have control of things." Ch. 1

"All right... I'm glad it's a girl. And I hope she'll be a fool--that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool."Ch. 1

"a single green light, minute and faraway, that might have been the end of a dock" Ch. 1

"This is a valley of ashes--a fantastic farm where ashes grow like wheat into ridges and hills and grotesque gardens; where ashes take the forms of houses and chimneys and rising smoke and, finally, with a transcendent effort, of men who move dimly and already crumbling through the powdery air. Occasionally a line of gray cars crawls along an invisible track, gives out a ghastly creak, and comes to rest, and immediately the ash-gray men swarm up with leaden spades and stir up an impenetrable cloud, which screens their obscure operations from your sight."Ch. 2

"He thinks she goes to see her sister in New York. He's so dumb he doesn't know he's alive."Ch. 2

"I married him because I thought he was a gentleman...I thought he knew something about breeding, but he wasn't fit to lick my shoe."Ch. 2

"I believe that on the first night I went to Gatsby's house I was one of the few guests who had actually been invited. People were not invited--they went there." Ch. 3

"Everyone suspects himself of at least one of the cardinal virtues, and this is mine: I am one of the few honest people that I have ever known."Ch. 3

"I've been drunk for about a week now, and I thought it might sober me up to sit in a library."- Ch. 3

"Filled with faces dead and gone. Filled with friends gone now forever. I can't forget so long as I live the night they shot Rosy Recently there... they shot him three times in the belly and drove away." Ch. 4

"I belong to another generation... As for me, I am fifty years old, and I won't impose myself on you any longer."Ch. 4

"A phrase began to beat in my ears with a sort of heady excitement: 'There are only the pursued, the pursuing, the busy, and the tired.'"Ch. 4

"I'm going to call up Daisy tomorrow and invite her over here to tea." pg87 Nick ch5

"I certainly am awfully glad to see you again." pg91 Daisy ch5

"They were sitting at either end of the couch looking at each other...Daisy's face was smeared with tears and when i came in she jumped up and began whipping at it with her handkerchief before a mirror."pg94 narrator ch5

"You always have a Green light that burns all night at the end of your dock."pg98 Gatsby ch5

"James Gatz... or at least legally, his name. He had changed it at the age of 17..."pg104 narrator ch6

"And it was from Cody that he inherited money-a legacy of 25,000 dollars. He didn't get it. He never understood the legal device that was used against him but what remained of the millions went intact to Ella Kaye."pg107 narrator ch6

"I know your wife," continued Gatsby, almost aggressively." pg108 Gatsby to Tom ch6

"It was James Gatz who had been loafing along the beach that afternoon in a torn green jersey and a pair of canvas pants, but it was already Jay Gatsby who borrowed a row boat, pulled out to the Toulouse and informed Cody that a wind might catch him and break him up in half an hour" pg104 narrator ch6

"Who works to go to town?" pg125 Daisy ch7

"Well, you take my coupe and lat me drive your car to town."pg127 Tom ch7

"A moment later she rushed out into the dark, waving her hands and shouting; before he could move from his door the business was over." pg144 narrator ch7

"I got to wet egg by a side road," he went on, "And left the car in my garage. i don't think anybody saw us but of coarse I'll say i was." pg151 Gatsby to Nick ch7

"Go to Atlantic city for a week, or up to Montreal." He wouldn't consider it. He couldn't possibly leave Daisy until he knew what she was going to do."pg155 Nick ch8

"I don't think she ever loved him." pg159 Gatsby to Nick ch8

"They're a rotten crowd," I shouted, across the lawn. "You're worth the whole damn bunch put together." pg162 Nick to Gatsby ch8

"I told her she might fool me but she couldn't fool god. I took her to the window"..."And i said 'God knows what you've been doing, everything you've been doing. You may fool me but you can't fool God!'"...he was looking at the eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg..."God sees everything." repeated Wilson pg16 7 Wilson to police officer ch8

"It was after we started with Gatsby toward the house that the gardener saw Wilson's body little way of in the grass, and the holocaust was complete." pg170 narrator ch8

"But as they drew back the sheet and looked at Gatsby with unmoved eyes, his protest continued in my brain. "Look here, old sport, you've got to get somebody for me."you've got to try hard. I can't go through this alone." pg173 ch9narrator

"When the Butler brought back Wolfshiem's answer I began to have a feeling of defiance, of scornful solidarity between Gatsby and me against them all." pg173 narrator ch9

"When i was a young man it was different-is a friend of mine died, no matter how, i stuck with them to the end. You may think that's sentimental but i mean it- to the bitter end." pg180 Meyer Wolfshiem ch9

"About five o'clock our procession of three cars reached the cemetery..."pg182 narrator ch9

In chapter nine the funeral for Gatsby was held. The reason why i choose this picture was because Gatsby had tragically died and was buried in a cemetery. At Gatsby's funeral only Nick, Mr. Gatz, and Owl Eyes came to pay their respects. I also choose this picture because it is empty. This would resemble the fact that no one came to see Gatsby. And obviously it resembles the theme of death carried out in chapters eight and nine.

In chapter nine the main theme that is carried out through this is the theme of false friendships. Some examples of false friendships are Gatsby and his "friends" from his party, Tom and Nick, and Daisy and Gatsby.

The first example of false friendships is Gatsby and his "friends" from the party. The people at the party would just show up. They did not care if they were not invited they just went because they viewed Gatsby as someone who would help them with their status in the world. They knew nothing about Gatsby. All that they knew was the things that they heard from each other which were all lies. This concept come up again when Gatsby passes away and Nick is trying to find people to come to his funeral so Gatsby will not be "alone." Thus, in life you really do not know people in life.

The second example of false friendship is Tom and Nick. Through out the book we see many of the same arguments and conversations between these to characters. They are the same because Tom always tries to show off to Nick. Tom tries to show Nick and everyone else that he has better things than most people. He also wants everyone to know this. Tom also treats Nick with disrespect because you would think that just because Daisy and Nick are cousins he would treat him better but he does not. Thus, Tom is just a big show off and does not care about others.

The third example of false friendships is Daisy and Gatsby. I have said this many times but the reason why their friendship is false is because Daisy is cheating on Tom, they did not wait for each other as they promised, and Daisy promised Gatsby that she would go with him and start a new life with Gatsby but she did not keep this true. Clearly, Daisy and Gatsby's relation was doomed from the start.

In chapter eight a common theme that is used is the theme of revenge. Revenge can be illustrated by Daisy choosing Tom over Gatsby and Wilson killing Gatsby.

The first example of revenge is Daisy choosing Tom over Gatsby. After they all come back from the city they are still uneasy about the fact that Myrtle is dead. Tom and Daisy head home but Gatsby decides to stay at the house to one see if she will be safe and also see if she will leave with Gatsby. He stays there until four o'clock in the morning but to his surprise Daisy stays in the house. This is considered to be revenge because Daisy is getting revenge on Gatsby for leaving her when he went off to war. She loved him so much and it made her very sad when he left. This could also make her angry at Gatsby because it might hint upon that he chose a career over her. Daisy would take revenge by leaving Gatsby and choosing money(Tom) over Gatsby(love/ less money).Thus, people hold grudges and use revenge to get back at people.

The second example of revenge is Wilson killing Gatsby. In the novel after Myrtle was killed Wilson went crazy and lost his mind. He lost his mind because unlike Myrtle he actually loved her and found out that she was seeing another man. Later Wilson confronted Tom because he wanted to see if Tom knew who the driver of the yellow car was. Tom said it was Gatsby and Wilson assumed that since Gatsby was "the driver" of the yellow car that he was also the man that Myrtle was seeing. Later that day when Gatsby was in his pool Wilson went there and shot him. Wison viewed this as revenge because he was getting relief for what happened. Clearly, Wilson was wrong and should not have jumped to conclusions.

In chapter eight we learn more about how Wilson is dealing with Myrtles tragic death and what he will do about it. As anyone who read the book can see is that Wilson loved his wife very much but Myrtle did not. Wilson was lent to believe that Gatsby was the one who killed Myrtle because of the car he was driving. We find out earlier that Wilson asked Tom who owned a yellow car and who was the driver. I chose this picture because of what Wilson did with the information he was giving. After being questioned by the police Wilson decided to go to Gatsby's house and get revenge. Wilson got revenge by killing Gatsby(who he thought killed Myrtle) and taking his own life. To me he took his own life so one he would not be so sad and so he could be with his wife. This picture also illustrates how people can take innocent lives. That is the reason why i chose this picture for chapter eight.

Chapter seven is considered the most important chapter in the whole book. During this chapter Daisy, Nick, Gatsby, Jordan, and Tom all decide to go to the city. On their way to the city Tom says that Gatsby and Daisy should drive his car and everyone else can go in Gatsby's car, but later they switch back. While on their way back from the city after many heated arguments everyone drives through the Vally of ashes. In the Vally of ashes is Wilson's house and garage with Wilson and Myrtle home. We also find out that Wilson has found out that Myrtle was having an affair, but with who he does not know. As Daisy and Gatsby are going by Myrtle runs out into the road and gets hit by the car. Daisy was the one that was driving so they drive off. This picture is important because it shows the horrifying fact of what has happened to Myrtle over a huge mistake. This also may illustrate the idea of when lying and cheating gets you or when it catches up with you. Myrtle in this instance shows how innocence can be taking from us even though she was anything but innocent. And lastly this picture illustrates what can happen to people in life when everything may seem OK but in reality is not.

A common theme that people can observe in chapter seven is the theme of irony. Some examples of irony are Daisy and Gatsby having an affair, Daisy killing Myrtle, and finally Daisy leaving Gatsby.

The first example of irony is Daisy and Gatsby having an affair. Through out most of the novel Tom is cheating on Daisy with Myrtle. But once Daisy and Gatsby get reacquainted they start seeing each other. Even though Daisy knew what was going on with Tom and Myrtle she did nothing to stop it, her and Tom even had a child together but apparently that meant nothing to them if they really cared about their child. It seems that Daisy's view on this was is i do not confront this it will just go away. Also if she started to have an affair it would be OK because Tom was doing it to. Daisy and Gatsby's affair was kept on the down low so no one would figure it but later lead to more lying, betrayal, sadness, regret. Thus, having affairs just leads to trouble in life.

The second example of irony in the novel is Daisy killing Myrtle. As everyone was coming back from the city Daisy was driving with Gatsby in front of Tom and the rest of the gang when she hit Myrtle. They did not even stop because they were scared that Daisy would be thrown in jail and get in major trouble. This is considered irony because the fact that Daisy herself killed Myrtle. It is irony because Tom was cheating on Daisy with Myrtle. This can be viewed that Daisy was aimming to hit Myrtle. But in fact she was not. It is also ironic because Daisy and Myrtle were both having affairs with different people that everyone knew. Clearly, lies break the foundation of trust and relationships.

The final example of irony in the novel is Daisy leaving Gatsby. Near the end of the chapter we find out that Gatsby has hidden the car that hit Myrtle. He also will not leave Daisy's house until she goes to bed so he knows that she is safe. Gatsby does this by staying outside of her window and watches for the light to go out. What you see when the author is describing this is Daisy and Tom sitting down like nothing is wrong in their lives. This may illustrate who Daisy has chosen. It shows that even though Daisy is not happy with her marriage with Tom but she will always stay with him threw thick and thin. Gatsby believed that they would run off together and start a new life with a new family. But in reality that was not the case. Daisy did not leave Tom. Even at Gatsby's funeral when she did not even come to pay her respects. (which you will find out later) Thus, people who they chose out of life in the sense of what they can get out of the relationship.

I chose this picture because of Dan Cody. In chapter 6 we learn that Jay Gatsby is actually James Gatz. One day on the beach Gatsby sees this huge boat and goes and sees who's it is. He later becomes aquanted with Dan. Dan likes him from the start and asks him if he would like to travel around the world with him. Gatsby says yes. Later Dan saddly dies. He leaves a good part of his money to Gatsby. Hence where Gatsby gets all of his money from. This picture is important because it relates to Dans boat. Also it shows how they traveled around the world. It can also illustrate how people view money itself.

In chapter six a theme that is portrayed is the theme of identity. In chapter six we find out that Jay Gatsby's real name is James Gatz. We also find out that Gatsby came from a poor family and grew up with nothing. One day when Gatsby is on the beach he sees a boat. Gatsby becomes curious of this because it is a yacht and he can tell that the owner of the yacht is very wealty. Gatsby decides to row out to the yacht and see whos on it itself. When he gets out there he meets Dan Cody. Dan befriends him and asks him if he would like to travel around the world. After they are all done traveling Dan saddly dies. When he dies he left a good amount of money to Gatsby.

When Gatsby changes his name he has good reasons for it. One of the reasons is to start over and make a new for himself. He believed that if he changed his named to something more "wealthy" sounding. The theme is identity because it shows that Gatsby is struggling with who he is as a person. An example of this is how he has many parties. He has many parties because he is trying to fill a void in his life. That void can be determined as him wanting to be with Daisy or Gatsby trying to show to everyone that he has friends and people love and care about him. That is why the theme in chapter six is identity.

A recurring theme in chapter five is time. Some examples of time in this chapter are Jordan’s flashback of Daisy and Gatsby, and how Daisy and Gatsby react after seeing each other for a long time.
During the chapter Nick and Gatsby are getting ready for Daisy’s arrival at Nick’s house. Gatsby is very nervous and does not know what to do. Gatsby hires someone to cut Nicks lawn because he wants everything to look perfect for Daisy. Nick and Gatsby’s plan is to have tea with Daisy and bring up old memories. As soon as Daisy gets to Nick’s house Gatsby runs out of the house so he will not be seen. Then Gatsby comes around front and knocks on the door, so it seems that he is just coming over. When Daisy and Gatsby see each other it is very weird and awkward. They both do not know what to say. They eventually warm up to each other and are over powered by their emotions and start to cry. They start to cry because they have all ways loved each other. Also that now it seems that they can finally be together and see each other.
In Jordan’s flashback she is a pre teen and is walking down the street. While she is doing this she sees what she now realizes to be Daisy and Gatsby in a car kissing(this happened in chapter 4 but is important in 5 that’s why I bring it up). Back then they were in love but while Gatsby was in the war Daisy had to marry Tom. Jordan brings this up to Nicks attention so he will understand why Gatsby wants to have Daisy over his house.
All of this involves time because it illustrates what was and what will hope to be. In the past the novel showed us how grateful life is. In the future it shows us what has happened and how things in life do not always come out they way you have hoped. Time also can show us how people have changes physically and emotionally. That is why the major theme in chapter 5 is time.

During chapter five of the Great Gatsby Nick has Daisy come over his house so Gatsby can see her. When Daisy gets there Gatsby trys to talk to her but it is very awkward. Gatsby trys to rekindle what they had when they were younger. When they start talking its very wierd they don't know what to say or do. Daisy has all of these mix feelings about Gatsby and Tom. I chosed this picture because it illustrates what happened when Gatsby and Daisy first see each other. They don't know what to do. They have so many mix feelings that they don't know what to do. That is why i chose this picture.

In chapter four in the Great Gatsby, Gatsby wants to ask Nick for a favor. Gatsby however will not tell Nick. NIck does not understand why Gatsby will not tell. So instead Gatsby sets up Nick to have tea with Jordan Baker and tell him everything. Jordan goes and tells Nick how Gatsby and DAisy know each other. She tells him how they meet and how much they were(and still) in love. Then Jordan askes Nick if he will call Daisy over so Gatsby and her can get reunited(with out her knowing). I picked this picture because it symbolizes how Jordan has to tell Nick a secret. She has to tell him the truth that Gatsby could not bring him to say. That is why i got this picture.

A major factor in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is death imagery. In chapter 4 Nick is going down a list of guest that where at one of Gatsby’s parties on July 5th, 1922.On the list were the Leeches, Blackbucks, Ferrets, Bulls, Duckweed, and many others. Sadly they all died. All the people in part of this either drowned, had an affair, jumped off a building, or just plainly died. All of these events illustrate how something can go so wrong when everything in the world is right.
Another factor with the people that died after the party was over is that they all had names of animals because they lacked human emotion. Of these people at the party they all seemed robotic in a way. They seemed like this because they were lifeless. They did not care what people thought of them or how they were perceived. They did what they wanted and asked questions later.
Also another element in the party goers’ was the fact that while the lives of the rich seem perfect they are not. Their lives are not perfect because almost everyone that goes to Gatsby’s parties lie every day. Whatever it’s to the people they love or a bum on the street. They all have “holes” in their lives. The “holes” in their lives are all the mistakes, regrets, guilty thoughts, and actions that have been regrettable from the start. Common people envy rich people because what they have we want. But what we do not realize is that we’re the lucky ones. That is why rich people’s life’s are not perfect.

I picked this picture because in chapther three Gatsby is manly throwing a party through out the whole thing. This picture represents what goes on at a party and what people do. In the Great Gatsby the people that where at Gatsby's party invited them selves. At the party the guest were running wild. They would go run off with other people. Instead of the people that they came with. They would have affairs and run amuck. As you can see in the picture everyone is having a good time. Another thing that is going on in the picture is that everyone is trying to meet(hook up) with someone else. Hence what happens at Gatsby's parties.

One of the many important settings in The Great Gatsgy is Gatsby's parties. At Gatsby's mansion he loves to throw lavish parties. The people at the party usually invite themselves. Gatsby hardly ever knows them. Gatsby will have his servents display food and decorations throughout his property. He also has an orcatstra and chorus comr to entertain his guest. Nick was one of very few that Gatsby hiomself invited. Every one there knew nothing about him. They all just make up stories and spread them like gossip. For example that Gatsby killed a man and the college he went to. At the party itself the guest would mingle with themselves. None of them really knew what Gatsby looked like or what he was like, not even Nick. This illustrates how people are fake and do not care about others.Another way Gatsby's guest are rude and innconsiterate is this. At one party most of the guest got very drunk. Once they got drunk the truth about their lives started to come out. Many of the couples their got in to fights. They got in to fights mainly over the fact that they were liying and cheating on their other partner. The couples liying and cheating forshadows how Tom and Daisy's relationship goes. Also at the party(while looking for Gatsby) Jordan and Nick go to the library where they meet "Owl Eyes". He is stunned at the fact that the books in the library are real. Owl eyes thinks that they are made out of cardboard. Then at the end of the party owl eyes and others get into a car accident. They total the car and insist on driving . These are some of the main things that can happen with Gatsby's guest at his parties.

The Great Gatsby

Money money money money, MONEY
Money money money money, MONEY
Money money money money, MONEY
Money money money money, MONEY
Money money money money, MONEY
Money money money money, MONEY
Some people got to have it
Hey, Hey, Hey - some people really need it
Hey, listen to me, y'all do thangs, do thangs, do thangs - bad thangs with it
Well, you wanna do thangs, do thangs, do thangs - good thangs with it - yeah
Un Huh, talkin' bout cash money, money
Talkin' bout cash money - dollar bills y'all - come on, now
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
For the love of money
People will steal from their mother
For the love of money
People will rob their own brother
For the love of money
People can't even walk the streets
Because they'll never know who in the world they're gonna beat
For that mean, oh mean, mean green
Almighty Dollar!
Cash Money
For the love of money
People will lie, rob, they will cheat
For the love of money
People don't care who they hurt or beat
For the love of money
A woman will sell her precious body
For a small piece of paper it carries a lot of weight
Oh, that mean, mean, mean, mean, mean green
Almighty Dollar!
Talkin' bout, talkin' bout - cash
I know that money is the root of all evil
Do funny things to some people
Give me a nickel, brother can you spare a dime
Money can drive some people out of their minds
For the love of money
No good, no good, no good
For the love of money
Don't sell ya soul for the money - no, no
For the love of money
Lay down, lay down - women will
Money is the root of all evil
Do funny things to some people
Give me a nickel, brother can you spare a dime
Money can drive some people out of their minds
For the love of money
Got to have it - I really need it
For the love of money
Give it up, give it up, give it up - yeah
For the love of money
Got to have it - some people really need it
For the love of money
Give me, give me, give me - cash money
For the love of money
I need - I need
For the love of money
Keep me, keep me, keep me - happy
For the love of money
For the love of money
How many days have I heard ya say
For the love of money
Don't let it, don't let it - don't let money rule ya
For the love of money
How many days have I heard ya say
For the love of money
Don't let it, don't let it - don't let it, don't let money fool you, no
For the love of money
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
For the love of money
Got to have it - I really need it
Don't do it - don't do it
Brother - save ya soul - save ya soul - don't sell it
For that mean, mean, mean, mean green
People, don't let money, don't let money change you
Almighty Dollar!
I keep ah tellin' you
People, don't let money, don't let money change you
Almighty Dollar!
Um, 'cause it'll keep on changing - yeah- changing up your mind
It'll keep on - it'll keep on - changing - yeah - changing up your mind
I'm tellin' y'all
People, don't let money, don't let money change you
Almighty Dollar!
I keep ah tellin' y'all
People, don't let money, don't let money change you
Almighty Dollar!
Yeah - 'cause it'll keep on changing - yeah - changing up your mind
It'll keep on changing - yeah - changing up your mind
I'm tellin' y'all
People, don't let money, don't let money change you
Almighty Dollar!
For The Love Of Money
by O'Jays

The reason i picked this song is because its the one and only american dream, to be rich. In the Novel of The Great Gatsby everyone wants to be or already is rich. The prime examples are Gatsby and Tom. They are rich , surrounded by nothing but wealth. They both have extravigant mansions. They love to show it off to. And an example of people tring to reach the high-life would be Myrtle and Meyer Wolfshiem. Myrtle lives in the vally of ashes which is a subburm to New York City. Meyer is just a city slicker all he wants and desires is money. He supposedly fixed the 1919 world series and is now on the run. He's your average old school mobster tring to make a quick buck to stay afloat. Thats all every character in this love drunk novel wants. Everyone but Nick, nick sits comfortably. He doesnt have money to the point that he sits bored and runs around his house at 2am. But he doesnt have so little money that he needs to work and make more money to pay his bills and feed him self. He doesnt showboat like everyone else eiher. All the rich are the showboating type. Tom physically throws nick around like a rag doll to show off his house and is all about "aha i have more money then you pal!" It just seemed like the best song for this Novel over all.

The main theme in Chapter one is The American Dream. In our society the american dream is to achieve wealth, own a home, and to become sucessful. In the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitgerald the main character Nick tries to achieve the american dream. He does this by haveing and education, moving to New York and becomeing a bonds man.

Nick had the opertunity to better himself in life by going to college at Yale University and serving in the military. Nick grew up in the mid-west and there is not much out there He decided to move to New York where there was more people and plenty of more job options. With the bigger population and almost endless job options there was a bigger shot at either reaching your dream or possibly coming close to it. New York is alot different than the west. Its different by the fact that in NY its busier, richer, and more talked about. Finaly Nick deciding to become a bomds man put him one step closer to reaching his dream. His family wanted him to be a be a bonds man and he thought he could make some real money by becoming one. Nick in his on mind achieved his dream. He only got there by having self set goals and working hard to reach those goals. It was the dream of money and possible riches that pushed him to rieach what Nick finally got a slice of the cake of.

The Great Gatsby

I know its in revverse from the book but it was the best female and male fight i could find. The image is supposed to symbolize when Tom Beats Myrtle. Starts put just like the book though it was love and passion at first but then fighting. What went from a good time turns out badley when Mytle brought up Dasiy's name. You see Myrtle pulled her chair close to Nick. She started on how she and Tom met and then she said something about his wife Dasiy and he wouldn't have it. They went into the kitchen and they talked impassionately. Tom said " You are never to say that name." and Myrtle replied with " Dasiy Dasiy Dasiy I'll say that name when ever I want Daisy Da..". Right then and there Tom went mad and brike her nose. This could have been avoided but Myrtle had to bring Dasiy in to it. Its like her mood changed when she changed clothes earlier that day. She became very beligerent and you could see and hear it when she spoke to everyone. This might have also been brought on by the drinking we did earlier that day. The fight itself was around ten o' clock when Nick checked his watch when he thought it was nine o' clock .

In the novle The Great Gatsby two important characters are Tom & Dasiy. Tom & Dasiy are married to each other and they live on East Egg. Even though they are married they are not happy. As it is Tom is having an affair with another woman. The other woman is Myrtle. Myrtle is married too. She is married to Wison but she hates him. Myrtle and Dasiy are very different in theses ways.

Dasiy is very beautiful. She also very in shape & very skinny. Dasiy is a fun, outgoing, & happy person who is very socianle & likes tohave a good time. When growing up she met a man who she fel in love with whom is Gatsby. But saddly she ended up with Tom who she regrets marrying. Dasiy knows that Tom is cheating on her but it doesn't seem to bother her. Another thing about Dasiy is that she is a good person in the sense that she is not greedy & apriciates what she has in life.

Myrtle on the otherhand is the complete opposite. Myrtle is short & stout. She ischeating on her husband, unlike Tom and Dasiy's relationship where Tom is the one cheating. Myrtle can be very sneeky when it comes to cheating. Another bad quality that Myrtle has is that she also likes to be spoiled by Tom, who will buy her anything she wants. The only reason Myrtle married her husband is because she thought he was something. But since she found out that he rented his tux for thier wedding she has resented him. Thus, Dasiy and Myrtle are different in these ways.