The Great Gatsby Daisy

In the sequence of ‘The Great Gatsby’, we face off with multiple accounts of the women’s role in that era of history. The author was a man that goes by the name of F. Scott Fitzgerald, the creator of ‘The Great Gatsby’, and he constructed the characters to represent deceit, obsession, greed, power, and romance. His writing style is that he uses present tense in the beginning of the sentence, but then reverse it to future tense by demonstrating a sense of shift of the narrator’s, Nick Caraway, thoughts and actions in order to explain the ordeals in his surroundings and the outcome of it. Even though this novel was marked for the men’s deception and the women’s flirtatious ways, the three women’s behavior, Daisy Buchanan, Myrtle Wilson, and …show more content…
Her casualness of the situation that she was involved in brought about a change in demeanor of the characters of which they categorized the events that happened in the story and emphasize of her behavior was that of pure curiosity and amazement of the reasons behind Gatsby’s actions. She showed her wonderment of the screen between Gatsby and Daisy when she “heard the most amazing thing” and “wouldn’t tell it” (Fitzgerald 52) to Nick knowing it would change the course of their lives forever. Daisy reflects to that of the casualness of the American woman in the 1920s in the Harlem Resistance with Gatsby and Daisy’s relationship when it “exposes a web of relationship that nurtured the creativity of the renaissance across intellectual fields and beyonds” (Stevenson 555) in order to figure out the concept between the two and their secrets behind their actions. With the intension of foreshadowing the relationship of the main characters (except the Nick), her behavior is reveal to be that of an ordinary curious woman flourishing through the world of man in order to adventure of those around …show more content…
Also, with the devastation of the aftermath of War World I it brought the audiences to cope with their suffering through these kinds of literature that was base on romance, obsession, and deceit. Women, during this time, were in the hands of their suitor and depended on them to provide for their entire family. It led to the fact that the women look upon the usage of the sexuality to advance higher in life and not to live out in the slums. By reviewing the facts of the background of the novel,what led the writer to write it, and the connection between that with the women it was concluded that it helped the people cope with the changes of the society, and the women to discover many other ways to achieve their primality goals through the darkest part in American