The Great Gatsby By F. Scott Fitzgerald - 1403 Words

In the story of The Great Gatsby, there are many characters and those characters have significant roles in both of the film versions. Gatsby is rich; lives in West Egg and throws big parties every weekend. He had been in a relationship with a woman named Daisy before he entered the war. Nick is poor; lives next door to Gatsby. Daisy is Nick’s cousin; she is married to a guy named Tom. They have a daughter together; She knows that Nick likes her friend Jordan. Tom is a rich guy who lives in East Eggs; he is married to Daisy; he has an affair with a woman named Myrtle. He is racist towards Black people. Jordan is the best friend of Daisy; she cheated during a golf tournament and is a liar. Myrtle is Tom’s mistress; she is cheating†¦show more content†¦She assumes that he is, but she has no proof. Nick is invited to one of Gatsby’s parties, but Nick is surprised because he had never met Gatsby. Once Gatsby knew that Nick was Daisy’s cou sin, he wanted Nick to invite Daisy to come to to his house for some tea, so that Gatsby could surprise her So Gatsby and Daisy saw each other once again and then started to see each other more and more. They fell in love again. Daisy invites Gatsby to lunch at her house, but that day was the hottest day, so Tom, Nick, Jordan, Daisy, and Gatsby all went to New York to have fun at a hotel. Instead of having fun, there was drama. Gatsby gets mad at Tom, because he is treating Daisy like she has nothing to do except to be dumb and pretty. Gatsby wants to hit Tom, but he does not. Then Daisy runs out of the room and Gatsby goes after her. That night, Gatsby and Daisy left the hotel they had an accident during the ride back home. When Tom, Nick, and Jordan were going back home they saw that there was a big crowd at George s gas station. They stopped to look and they found out that Myrtle had been hit by a car and died. Tom is sad that Myrtle died, so they leave. The only thi ng that George knows about the killer is that they were driving a yellow car. George saw Tom with the yellow car earlier in the day, so he thought that he was the killer. George went to Tom’s house, because he wanted to know if he was the one that killed Myrtle. Tom told George that