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Chapter 7 The Great Gatsby Morality Quotes

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Chapter 7 Wealth/money/morality This quote shows that Tom is a racist. Knowing that this book was from the 1900s, we can guess its mood and how the situation goes. Since it shows that Tom is racist maybe this can show something that is related to Tom saying about other people. Understanding Gatsby is telling Tom that Daisy doesn’t like Tom. This is important because Gatsby was saying what he didn’t have to. In my opinion, I think he shouldn’t talk about how Daisy married Tom even though it is true. It also shows that Gatsby still likes Daisy. Chapter 8 Understanding This quote is important because it shows the gatsby’s characteristics and personality well. It highlights the duality of him, and on the other hand, it shows the reputation due

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