The Great Gatsby

great gatsby chapter 7

Why are Daisy’s “intentions” and “courage” now “definitely gone”?

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Daisy is only concerned about herself. By this point in the book she is concerned with keeping herself in the lifestyle she has become accustomed to. She opts for the perennially rich Tom instead of Gatsby and his shady past.

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