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The Fitzgerald women are essentially cold people because from reading the novel you realize how much they only think of themselves and how cold hearted they are. Daisy Buchanan, Jordan Baker and Myrtle Wilson all have a very important part in this novel that makes you realize everyone does something wrong.

Daisy Buchanan was married to man who was very wealthy by the name of Tom Buchanan. Although their relationship seemed perfect but somewhat incomplete there were many things in the relationship that didn't go quite swell. Daisy Buchanan was a young woman in Louisville before the war. Daisy had many men chasing after her, considering she was rich and beautiful but she was also fickle, shallow, bored, and sardonic. One man who loved her was Gatsby. He went away to war and Daisy told him she would wait for him. In the meantime she ended up getting married to Tom and later on her and Gatsby reunited again. Daisy then ended up having an affair with Gatsby but little did Daisy know......

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