This shows that Daisy is very cold person and only thinks about herself and only cares about getting out of the trouble she got herself into. Instead of solving things she just makes them worse. She also doesn't even show up for Gatsby's funeral. Jordan Baker is Daisy's friend who falls in love with Nick Carraway (The narrator)...
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She also doesn't even show up for Gatsby's funeral. Jordan Baker is Daisy's friend who falls in love with Nick Carraway (The narrator). Jordan is a golfer who cheats in her first tournament of golf and continually bends the truth. She also is very dishonest and she has a lack of consideration for people...
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