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The Great Gatsby

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June 17, 2015

 

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Tom is a graduate from Yale and is married to Daisy, Nick's cousin from Louisville, Kentucky, who is known for her charming appearance, wealth and social popularity. Through out Tom and Daisy's relationship, Tom acts possessive and dominant over her and at times treats her almost as if she were an object...
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Not only does Tom have an affair with Myrtle, a women from New York, but on top of that he hypocritically gets frustrated when suspecting an affair between his wife, Daisy, and Gatsby. While their child and money keep them together, Daisy and Tom both attempt to create an easy way out of their arguments and fights by trying to isolate them selves from each other in two completely different worlds...
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