Daisy is careless. She has no sympathy or consideration for Tom’s feelings, and more importantly, Gatsby’s. She is unable to express her feelings and never thinks of anyone but herself. Daisy is a manipulative, inconsiderate, and childish character (indifferent to her responsibilities), and is not worthy of neither Tom nor Gatsby. Manipulation is a foreign concept for Gatsby. Gatsby, in Daisy’s eyes, is just a pawn in her game of success. Gatsby is made to think that the ultimate goal in life is to get Daisy, and if he reaches the goal, he will have “achieved” the American Dream. She is seen as the Golden Girl, always wearing white, almost like a goddess. She gives the impression that she is angelic, and like the perfect fantasy every man
