Crushes: All For Daisy

It will collapse. We all have them. In some cases, these conflicts have a huge impact on our day-to-day decisions and can have a huge impact on us. Jay Gatsby is a typical example of those who raised this effect to an unhealthy level. This woman has worked hard for him for five years; she is the foundation of his wealth - he is trying to achieve great economic success. His "dark love" for her led him to know her incorrectly. He envisioned a more beautiful version of her real personality and fell in love with her thoughts rather than her .

In 1947, Benjamin visited Daisy in New York without an announcement, but left after seeing she fell in love with someone else. In 1954, Daisy 's dance career was crushed when her leg was in a car accident in Paris. When Benjamin visited her, Daisy was surprised at the young look, but was disappointed with the injury, and she told him to stay away from her life. In 1962, Daisy returned to New Orleans and met with Benjamin again. Now their body is quite old, they fell in love and are sailing together. When they came back they knew Quinn was dead and moved together. In 1967, Daisy opened a ballet studio and told Benjamin that she was pregnant. In spring of 1968 she gave birth to a girl named Caroline. After selling his belongings, Benjamin left the ledger of the bank for Daisy and Caroline and traveled alone in the 1970s.

On the day Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, Knee Fuller died at New Orleans Hospital. Next to her there is Caroline, her adult daughter. Daisy asked Caroline to read the daily diary of Daisy's lifetime friend, Benjamin Barton, aloud. One of the main unusual aspects is that there are few possibilities of survival, as it is diagnosed with several aging diseases, but that it can survive forever. The transition will be young. After the biological father Thomas Barton was abandoned, the biological mother of Benjamin died during childbirth, and Benjamin was brought up by old ladies and elderly family caregivers. Daisy's grandmother is the inhabitant of the family, this is the first time she met Benjamin. Although it was separated for many years, Daisy and Benjamin stayed in touch throughout their life and reconnected when they were over 40 years old. Written by Huggo

Benjamin returned to Daisy in 1980. Daisy, who is currently married, introduced him as a family friend to her husband and daughter. Daisy acknowledged that he was leaving the right thing; she could not respond. She later visited Benjamin at his hotel where they shared enthusiasm and shared it again. In 1990, the widow Daisy contacted the social worker, and found out that Benjamin is now a teenager. When she arrived they explained that he was living in the building where he was condemned, taken to the hospital, was in poor condition, and found her name in the diary. The confused social worker also said he had shown early signs of dementia. Daisy entered the nursing home in 1997 and took care of Benjamin for the rest of his life.