So Gatsby is a bootlegger? Is that the real truth? Is he also a wedding crasher--Biloxi? How could Daisy not have recognized him..otherwise what significance could Biloxi hold?
This "Biloxi" seems to click something in Toms mind.
This comes to that and Daisy is forced to choose between Gatsby and Tom. This decision is one that I know she never thought she had to make. She had no intentions of ever leaving Tom for Jay. I think that she didn't really know the extent of the situation until she was forced to choose. And even then she goes back and fourth between the two.
Poor Nick. The most dramatic series of events he has witnessed, all on his birthday. Which he doesn't even remember until the middle of the meltdown.
After the meltdown between Gatsby, Tom, and Daisy, Tom regains his composure. He seems so confident in his relationship with Daisy that he insists that she drives back home with Gatsby. They then hit Tom's mistress with a car, Tom doesn't seem to upset about it (shocker).
They all come home and Gatsby reveals to Nick that Daisy hit Myrtle, but he's taking the blame. So here's to Gatsby's acts of love, and here's o Daisy's selfishness--again.
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