The Great Gatsby

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…it was before. shell see. However, Gatsby cannot ignore what stands before him, and it becomes blatantly obvious that Gatsby was never truly in love with Daisy at all: just the image that he had made up about her. Gatsby and Daisys relationship creates the conflict throughout the entire novel. Fitzgerald does a beautiful job intertwining the conflict with the reality of what it was like in the 1920s and how society worked. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**