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Jay Gatsby
Jay
Charming, suave, meticulous, careful
Lover of Daisy
Who loves silk shirts, yellow cars, and hydroplanes
Who feels obligated to throw big and lavish parties to impress Daisy, obligated to lie about his occupation, and annoyed when asked details about his past
Who fears he will never be with Daisy, that Daisy does not truly love him, and that he has run out of time and came back too late into Daisy’s life
Who gains many riches to throw extravagant gatherings and to buy expansive possessions
Who would like Daisy to admit to Tom that she never loved him, to live a happy life with her and enjoy his wealth
Resident of West Egg, New York
Gatsby
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This is a biopoem of Jay Gatsby from The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.