Greed Outline in “The Great Gatsby”
Introduction: Part 1: Money is power and that power can change a person completely from who they were when that money was nonexistent. Money is the root to all evil is a phrase that has much truth behind it. Cash flow may lead to one becoming very greedy. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel “The Great Gatsby” is a perfect example of how money can change the way people think. Part 2: In the novel many characters don’t look at people for who they are, but judge them on how rich they are and how nice of things each character possesses. Part 3: Tom and Daisy are the main examples of greed in the novel because they do not care about anyone but themselves and how they appear to others. …show more content…
Jay got wealthy by bootlegging. Jay did this illegal activity for daisy. The sad thing is that Daisy is a girl with no purpose in life.
Support 2: Daisy does end up falling in love with Jay Gatsby but ends up pairing with Tom because he is more financially inclined. While Daisy is with Tom she has an affair with Jay acting careless on how this could have impacted Tom and even Jay.
Support 3: One thing that Jay Gatsby really wanted was to show Daisy the mansion and the valuable belongings he owned.
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Support 1: Tom is another example of greed because pretends to help George Wilson but allows him to think that Gatsby was not only Myrtle Wilsons murderer but also her lover.
Support 3: Tom thinks white people are better than others because the white people obtain the most money.
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Support 1: Daisy does not wait up for Gatsby when he goes to fight in the war, but when they reunite she realizes how much money he has so then she starts to be interested again.
Support 2: Gatsby Becomes more obsessed with Daisy when she becomes a prize to be
Introduction: Part 1: Money is power and that power can change a person completely from who they were when that money was nonexistent. Money is the root to all evil is a phrase that has much truth behind it. Cash flow may lead to one becoming very greedy. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel “The Great Gatsby” is a perfect example of how money can change the way people think. Part 2: In the novel many characters don’t look at people for who they are, but judge them on how rich they are and how nice of things each character possesses. Part 3: Tom and Daisy are the main examples of greed in the novel because they do not care about anyone but themselves and how they appear to others. …show more content…
Jay got wealthy by bootlegging. Jay did this illegal activity for daisy. The sad thing is that Daisy is a girl with no purpose in life.
Support 2: Daisy does end up falling in love with Jay Gatsby but ends up pairing with Tom because he is more financially inclined. While Daisy is with Tom she has an affair with Jay acting careless on how this could have impacted Tom and even Jay.
Support 3: One thing that Jay Gatsby really wanted was to show Daisy the mansion and the valuable belongings he owned.
Body Paragraph 2:
Support 1: Tom is another example of greed because pretends to help George Wilson but allows him to think that Gatsby was not only Myrtle Wilsons murderer but also her lover.
Support 3: Tom thinks white people are better than others because the white people obtain the most money.
Body Paragraph 3:
Support 1: Daisy does not wait up for Gatsby when he goes to fight in the war, but when they reunite she realizes how much money he has so then she starts to be interested again.
Support 2: Gatsby Becomes more obsessed with Daisy when she becomes a prize to be