He Knew That Daisy Was Extraordinary - But He Didn't Realize Just How Extraordinary A Nice" Girl Could Be. She Vanished Into Her Rich House - Into Her Rich - Full Life - Leaving Gatsby - Nothing. He Felt Married To Her - That Was All."

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1. He Knew That Daisy Was Extraordinary - But He Didn't Realize Just How Extraordinary A Nice" Girl Could Be. She Vanished Into Her Rich House - Into Her Rich - Full Life - Leaving Gatsby - Nothing. He Felt Married To Her - That Was All."

Fitzgerald's Use Of Synecdoche Reveals Why The Siren Like Voice Captivated Men.She Is The Ultimate Status Symbol - At Her Core She Is Not A Person But A Commodity. Sometimes - Gatsby Truely Seems To Love Daisy But Most Of The Time The Reader Is Forced To Ask Is He Just Doing It For The 'thrill Of The Ride' And For Status? Partially - As Gatsby Is Not In Lvoe With The Real Daisy But The Idealised And Perfected Image Of Daisy That He Has Created During Their Seperation.
Chapter 6 Mentions That Gatsby Had "Known Women From A Young Age." He's Dated (And Slept With) People Before - But It's Not Until Gatsby Dates Daisy That He Feels Hopelessly Attached To Somebody. Nick Suggests That It's Because Daisy Is A "Nice" Girl - she's From A Proper And Respectable Family - And Gatsby Feels Fuller And Richer For Being Part Of The Relationship. Without It - He's "Nothing."
What Really Shows The Corruption And Extent Of This Obssesion With Material Is That Daisy Falls For It. However The Reader Could Have Expected This Due To The Fact That Tom Just Basically Stole Daisy From Gatsby By Buying Her A Pearl Necklace Worth $350000 (Nowadays It Would Be Worth Over $4 Million According To The Inflation Calculator At The Bureau Of Labor Statistics)
Daisy Cries Out About Seeing The Beautiful Shirts Because They Are So Uncharacteristically Like Her Memories Of Gatsby Before His Transformation. These Shirts Are Made Of Rich Material And Have Monograms. It Is Hard To Tell Whether She Is Shocked And Impressed By Gatsby's New Lavish Style Or Is Secretly Longing For Her Original Memories Of Gatsby's Attire. Either Way - It Is Slightly Depressing To The Reader That The Material Objects Has Drawn A Deep Emotional Reaction Out Of Daisy As It Makes The Reader Wonder How Superficial Materialistic And Swallow Of A Person You Have To Be To Cry Just Over Rich Shirts. Note There Is An Obvious Tinge Of Regret In Her Cries. Daisy Seeing The "Beautiful" Shirts Makes Her Think Of Her Relationship With Gatsby And How Romantic It Was. Daisy Is Sad Because Their Relationship Can't Be A Reality Because She Is With Tom And Time Has Significantly Changed Things.

He Knew That Daisy Was Extraordinary - But He Didn't Realize Just How Extraordinary A Nice" Girl Could Be. She Vanished Into Her Rich House - Into Her Rich - Full Life - Leaving Gatsby - Nothing. He Felt Married To Her - That Was All."

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