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There was something gorgeous about Gatsby. Compare and contrast the statement from two characters point of view.
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Have a little read: ... There was something gorgeous about him. Compare and contrast this statement from the point of view of two main characters The title of the novel The Great Gatsby is meant to describe Jay Gatsby, the main character. In the novel a few characters concretely express their thoughts on Gatsby and not all agree that there was something gorgeous about him. The narrator of the novel Nick Carraway feels sympathy towards him and soon becomes one of his closest and only true friends, he agrees with the statement. On the other hand Tom Buchanan a secondary character disagrees with it. As everything else in Jay Gatsby his greatness is a double edged sword and it for oneself to decide whether the statement is true or not. Tom Buchanan, Daisy's husband and father of their child is introduced to Gatsby by Nick and Daisy at one of his parties. It is at this party
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