It Excited Him - Too - That Many Men Had Already Loved Daisy - It Increased Her Value In His Eyes.

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1. It Excited Him - Too - That Many Men Had Already Loved Daisy - It Increased Her Value In His Eyes.

Here - Nick States That Money Isn't The Only Thing That People Are Born With Or Without - But Some People Are Naturally Truthful And Amiable And Have A Larger "Sense Of Fundamental Decencies."
Through His Lavish And Extravagent Parties Gatsby Has Managed To Attain Thousands Of "Friends." The Relationship Between Gatsby And His Geusts Are So Superficial That The Man Who Was Staying In Gatsby's House - Won't Even Show Up To The Funeral. Not Only That - But He Has The Audacity To Ask Nick To Ship His Shoes To Him. When Gatsby Was Alive - People Flocked To His House Like Moths To Light. His Parties Were The Talk Of The Town - And No One Wasn't Invited. And When He Passes Away - The Party Goers Don't Really View It That Way: They View It As If The 'party's Over.' This Portrayal Of The American Society Makes The Novel That Much More Tragic - To The Reader It Is Almost 'sad' To See The Lack Of Human Compassion And Empathy In This Delluded Society Obssesed With Wealth And Status. This Emphasises The Extent Of Corruption In This Superficial And Materialistic Society.
The Race And Competition For The 'holy Grail' Only Adds Value In Gatsby's Eyes. It Does Suggest That Even Thuo Gatsby Genuinely Loves Her There Is A Part Of Him That Loved Her Becuase Of The Challenge And Pursuit That Was Involved In The Process. A Part Of Him Loves Her Because Everyone Loves Her. He Wanted Something That Was In Demand - Hard To Get-it Was All Part Of His Quest For Wealth And Power. This Shows The Extent Of Materialism (Highlight To The Word "Value") In The 1920's.
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."

It Excited Him - Too - That Many Men Had Already Loved Daisy - It Increased Her Value In His Eyes.

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