The arrangement of occasions paving the way to and happening at the gathering characterize and differentiate the different characters in The Great Gatsby. Scratch's held nature and hesitation appear in the way that however he feels ethically repulsed by the indecency and dullness of the gathering, he is excessively interested by it, making it impossible to clear out. This inconsistency proposes the indecision that he feels toward the Buchanans, Gatsby, and the East Coast all in all. The gathering likewise underscores Tom's lip service and absence of limitation: he feels no blame for deceiving Daisy with Myrtle, however he feels constrained to keep Myrtle in her place. Tom develops in this segment as a clumsy domineering jerk who utilizes his
