Waiting for Daisy

It seems that we are always waiting anytime. Waiting for someone or something, waiting to hear the news, waiting for time to do something good or bad, waiting to see the test results. In fiction, drama, and movies, the common theme of waiting is to wait for someone or something. In "Great Gatsby" Gatsby is waiting for Daisy to wait for Godot, Vladimir and Estragun wait for Godot. Waiting is for everyone to do and it can have its own meanings depending on individuals and circumstances.

Jay Gatsby was originally a poor man. He encountered, fell in love with a wealthy girl in the same town, Daisy Fey, and started a relationship. Unfortunately, Gatsby was summoned to fight, he left Daisy and was waiting for him. Daisy's philosophy of life is that "wealthy girls can not marry poor boys". When Gatsby returned from the war he quickly discovered what happened and his dreams resolved. He will become rich, become a popular person, and will regain Daisy Fay. That is his dream. For Gatsby, there is no compensation for realizing a dream. Will he be a violator; this is the correct price for his dream

Daisy Buchanan - Nick's cousin, Gatsby women like that. As a young woman before the Louisville War, Daisy was pursued by several officers including Gatsby. She fell in love with Gatsby and promised to wait for him. Daisy decided not to wait for Gozy when a wealthy and powerful young man named Tom Buchanan asked him to marry him. Daisy and Tom are now living in Gatsby in the trendy East Egg district of Long Island, a member of a beautiful social circle. She is ironic, somewhat ironic, and very superficial, covering her husband's constant infidelity.

After a day's traumatic event, Nick spent a sleepless night. Before dawn, he got up and went to Gatsby in his house. Gatsby said he had nothing until Daisy, until 4 o'clock in the morning - Tom did not try to hurt her, Daisy did not go out. Nick suggested that Gatsby forgot Daisy and leave Long Island, but Gatsby did not consider leaving the West. The gloomy Gatsby told Nick to pursue Daisy in Louisville in 1917. He said that he loves her youth and vitality, and worships her social position, wealth and popularity. He added that she is the first girl to be intimate with him, and he lied that his background made her believe she deserved her. Finally, he continued, and he and Daisy loved him, he felt as if he were married to her.