The main event this story centers around is Jay Gatsby, and his desire to reunite himself with his love, Daisy Buchanan. Gradually we learn what Mr. Gatsby had to go through to get where he is today, and he did it all to impress Daisy. But Daisy’s marriage, and Gatsby’s mysterious past get in their way. Gatsby tries tremendously to empress Daisy; he throws an opulent party, and invites both Daisy and her husband. But it turns out to be a terrible night, with both p

arties feeling uncomfortable. The climax of this story, and the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy, to me would have to be the confrontation between Gatsby and Tom Buchanan in the Plaza hotel. From here on it went downhill, Tom asks Gatsby about all his bad business dealings, and tells Daisy how she can not leave her family, or ever really say that she never loved him, in all honesty. Daisy ends up rejecting Gatsby, and says that she loves Tom as well, and has an obligation to her family. Tom is pleased with him self, and easily sends Daisy and Gatsby in the car together, as he knows that Gatsby has lost. Things do not get any better, Daisy decides to drive home to cool herself off, but hits Myrtle Wilson Tom’s mistress on the way, killing her instantly. Daisy in a panic does not stop the car. George Wilson, Myrtle’s husband is devastated, and when Tom arrives on the scene, George keeps saying he knows who did it, and that someone saw the car. George is led to believe that his wife cheated on him, with the same man who killed her. He is heart broken; he takes a gun to Mr. Gatsby’s house and kills him when he is in the pool, and then kills himself because he has nothing left to live for. Gatsby’s funeral, unlike his parties, was deserted; no one came to say their goodbyes. To me this says that he was only used for his social functions, no one cared about him as a person.

The Character’s in ‘The Great Gatsby’ are very interesting. The main characters consist of Nick Carraway, Jay Gatsby, Jordan Baker, Daisy and Tom Buchanan and Myrtle and George Wilson. Nick to me seems very honest and patient, he does not judge people straight away, he likes Jay Gatsby but sees all his faults, he thinks Gatsby is dishonest, he knows Gatsby is not telling the truth about his life, he knows that Gatsby has dealt in criminal businesses t

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