Myrtle Wilson represents the opposite of everything Tom Buchanan stands for. She wants to be high class but it is unveiled throughout the novel that she will never grasp that status. Myrtle is Tom's mistress. She has an expanding need for notori

Tom Buchanan was born corrupt. His life had constantly been filled with money and a very reputable social class. He feels as though he is superior than everyone not only because he is wealthy, but also in view of his beautiful wife named Daisy. Tom, controlled by his own money, constructs a wall of high society with Daisy. When Tom, Daisy, and their money are together there is no stopping them. Throughout the novel Tom is subtly depicted as an ignorant man. He is a white supremacist. He has no sympathy for people of a lower class. Tom's conceded nature does not entitle him to do so. Tom does not get corrupted in the novel; rather Tom has been corrupted since the day he was born.

Jay Gatsby's character is layered with complex values and an uncertain morality. Gatsby's consistent desire for Daisy is the roo

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