Each claim to love her, but it seems more of a competition. This competition for her attention leads to a fight. In the end Daisy stays with Tom and Gatsby is killed by jealously. Tom and Gatsby’s upbringing majorly effects how each one reacts and behaves. Their love of money and power majorly impacts their personalities.
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On the other hand; the author introduces the readers Edward Hyde, the opposite pole of Dr. Jekyll, a rude and evil person who has unacceptably bad behaviours. Surprisingly these two utterly different personalities are belonged to one man. The contrast between these two characters, emphasis on the effect of society on an individual’s identity. In the novel, the author wants to show that Dr. Jekyll develops more than one identity in order to be accepted by society. Furthermore, he suppresses his evil feelings and tendencies unconsciously and goes against his own nature.
Daisy is then forced in the middle, to choose who she loves. Daisy ends up choosing Tom and Gatsby is left feeling hurt because he misjudged Daisy’s feelings for him. People may evaluate others on how much they notice they show affection towards something or someone. It may be on how much or how little love they show. In the book, A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway, the love of an ambulance driver for a nurse during World War I seems strange.
Sophocles’(496-406) second most famous play Antigone contains many contrasts. According to G. M. Kirkwood, “A contrast between Antigone and Creon lies at the heart of the drama can be taken for granted” (118). In the story, Antigone wants to bury her brother, who fought bravely and died on the battlefield, but to do so would be to break the law since her brother fought on the side of Argos, the enemy of Thebes. Creon, her uncle, who has become king, represents the law. Although she cares for and respects her brother, her conscience will not let her disrespect her brother.
Gossip & rumors are the main theme of this chapter. XXII. Rumors about Gatsby and about daisy and tom’s marriage XXIII. Myrtle is angry that she married the wrong man. She regrets it.
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