Nick now views Gatsby as a real, truthful and honorable man rather than a mysterious, rich individual who only threw parties to portray a spurious image. Nick learns that Gatsby was truly, deeply and unconditionally in love with Daisy, which completely changes what he thought Gatsby, was like. The fact that Daisy was about to call off her wedding to Tom shows the love she shared with Gatsby. When Jordan asks Nick to invite, Daisy over he realizes that Gatsby has been throwing parties with hope that his love Daisy will one day show up at his doorstep. Nick now understands that Gatsby has been upholding an ideal image, which adds to his mystery, all for his one true love
Nick now views Gatsby as a real, truthful and honorable man rather than a mysterious, rich individual who only threw parties to portray a spurious image. Nick learns that Gatsby was truly, deeply and unconditionally in love with Daisy, which completely changes what he thought Gatsby, was like. The fact that Daisy was about to call off her wedding to Tom shows the love she shared with Gatsby. When Jordan asks Nick to invite, Daisy over he realizes that Gatsby has been throwing parties with hope that his love Daisy will one day show up at his doorstep. Nick now understands that Gatsby has been upholding an ideal image, which adds to his mystery, all for his one true love