1b.) Quote Explanation: The quote represents a situation in which Nick elaborates on how infatuated people were with Daisy. By her response of, “How gorgeous!”, we can elude that this public view is a very important to her character. In turn this emphasizes how Daisy wishes to been seen in a good light. The selfie further describes this interpretation by applying the fairness of which Daisy acts and others view of it. By her overexaggerated lady-like attitude we can further assume she wishes to be shed in a prime lite, the picture would reflect this lite.

2b.) Quote Explanation: I find this quote to be the greatest example of negativity stamped on Daisy. This marks its significance as it’s a complete mirror of the way Daisy wants to be received. Due to being quoted from the narrator these views are likely unfiltered, thus being a great example of how she is seen by others. From the plot we can also draw that Daisy keeps little emotional tie to others. Marrying into money is an example and ties to Daisy’s carelessness that Nick tags her with. …show more content…
The quote I cited represents Daisy acting in a commanding or higher up manner. It can be used to infer that Daisy sees herself as an important figure and thus acts in a self loving manner. When she allows Gatsby to take the fall for Myrtle we are also given another example of this character. A collateral decision as such can definitely shed one in a dim