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Relationships (Friendships (Nick and Gatsby (Good (Even though the last…
Relationships
Friendships
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Daisy and Nick
Flirty
Despite them being cousins, they are somewhat flirty
Nick and Gatsby
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Good
Even though the last two things were negative, eventually they grow a good friendship but gets cut short due to Gatsby's death
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Money
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Poor
Valley of ashes
George
Works all the time
George is having to work all the time to survive in poor conditions as well as keeping up with Myrtle's standards of fashion
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Rich
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West Egg (New money)
Gatsby
Focused
The only reason Gatsby wanted to become wealthy was to have to guts to speak to Daisy, since her taste of men consists of being really wealthy
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Marriages
Daisy and Tom
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Dishonest
Both Daisy and Tom have an affair but they never really admitted it. Eventually, both of them figured out they were both having an affair behind each other's backs
Myrtle and George
Built with lies
Even though Myrtle is George's wife, she still hates him and regrets marrying him. She still stays with him though because Tom would not divorce Daisy due to her religion
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Controlling
George locks Myrtle up in their apartment because he found out about the affair and did not want Myrtle running off with the man
Affairs
Tom and Myrtle
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Still happy
Despite the abuse in the relationship, both are still happy that they are together since they both 'cannot stand their significant other'
Daisy and Gatsby
Unfulfilled
Their relationship never was finished. It was always interrupted, from the war and Gatsby's unexpected death
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Dishonest
Yes in the novel, they portray Daisy and Gatsby as 'in love' but keep in mind, in the novel, they do explain that Daisy is money-driven and did marry Tom for his wealth. I believe that Daisy fell in love with Gatsby for his money, not for who he is
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