A second thing is that he does not like Gatsby, and several times he tries to prove that he is not who he says he is. Tom even hires a detective to prove this. Gatsby had a Rolls Royce that was yellow "His station wagon scampered like a yellow brisk-bug . . ." (Page 39). Gatsby's car was referred to many times in the book, but it was always referred to as "The yellow car" (Page 157)...
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One of the first things that Fitzgerald wrote about when Myrtle died was when they laid her on a table in the garage. He wrote "The garage, which was lit only by a yellow light in a swinging wire basket overhead" page . Wilson her husband was in a dazed state, and kept referring to his car only as the "Yellow car" (Page157) "That big yellow car" (Page141)...
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color symbolism in the great gatsby Daisy, as she is initially presented, represents both privilege and purity, a kind of princess figure. However, the different shades of white indicate that Daisy may not be an embodiment of purity and that privilege may have a corrupting effect, at least when it is used to veil or whitewash misdeeds...	4 / 1020
The Great Gatsby- Color Symbolism Jay Gatsby happens to be that character. "A romantic dreamer, he believes that beauty and youth can be held forever if one only has enough money" (Fitzgerald-Infotrac 2)...	8 / 2082
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Color Symbolism in the Great Gatsby “White traditionally symbolizes purity, and there is no doubt that Fitzgerald wants to underscore the ironic disparity between the ostensible purity of Daisy and Jordan and their actual corruption” (Schneider 146)...	3 / 667