Gatsby and Daisy had been involved some years before, until Daisy left him because he didn't have enough money. Once he finished serving his country, Gatsby devoted his life to making the money and putting on the right show so as to win back the affections of the woman he loved. Gatsby honestly cared for Daisy, and it was because Daisy left him that Gatsby decided tha

Jay Gatsby, whose real name was James Gatz was the son of poor middle-western farmers from North Dakota, and spent the majority of his time growing up working for a millionaire, named Dan Cody. This encouraged him to spend his time working towards the achievement of wealth. Gatsby felt that if he could make enough money and make a big enough name for himself that he could win back the affections of Daisy. In order to make his money, Gatsby relied on the illegal production of alcohol. This illegal brewing not only got Gatsby the money that he needed to regain Daisy's attention, but it also got him the attention that he wanted from the other people that he knew.

Gatsby is a very determined character. He has such a strong love for Daisy. When he finds out she is married to someone else, his efforts to win her back become very strong. This is what gives him the motivation to get all this money. He finds the quickest and easiest way even if it is illegal. Ga

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