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+ | '''Daisy Buchanan''' is a character in ''The Great Gatsby''. She is the wife of [[Tom Buchanan]] and serves as Gatsby's love interest. She is also the cousin of [[Nick Carraway]], the novel narrator. |
==Biography== |
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| + | Daisy Fay was born in 1899 to a wealthy family in Louisville, Kentucky. Like many women of the time, she marries for money, particularly to [[Tom Buchanan]]. She and Gatsby fell in love when he was a soldier and she promises to waiting for him when he went to the war, but when Gatsby went to war after a few years she married Tom Buchanan. The day before her marriage she drank and she cried when she received Gatsby's letter which shows some regret, but the next day she feels content about the marriage. |
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| − | Daisy Fay was born in 1899 to a wealthy family in Louisville, Kentucky. In 1917, 18-year-old Daisy was extremely popular among the military officers as she was a tranny stripper at the local station. Her stripping led to abuse of drugs, in paticular heroin and pot. She mad the switch to a plastic bong after she used a glass bong as a dildo and it shattered in her vag, this made tom buchanan very angry as he was only allowed to take her in the arse for a couple of months. stationed near her home, including [[Jay Gatsby]]. Gatsby lied about his background to Daisy, claiming to be from a wealthy family in order to convince her that he was worthy of her. Eventually, Gatsby won Daisy’s heart, and they slept together before Gatsby left to fight in the war. Daisy promised to wait for Gatsby, but in 1919 she chose instead to marry [[Tom Buchanan]], a young man from a solid, aristocratic family who could promise her a wealthy lifestyle and who had the support of her parents. She was pretending to be innocent. She was seductive because of her voice, which Gatsby described as "full of money". Daisy is a wealthy woman who lives in East Egg with Tom Buchanan. |
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== Personality == |
== Personality == |
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| + | Daisy is characterized as a shallow, careless, and at times, a cheerful person. However, she is not as ignorant and fun-loving as she portrays herself to be. |
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| − | Daisy is characterized as shallow, careless, as well as cheerful at times. However, there is a deeper side to her. For one, she makes sardonic comments, proving that she is not as ignorant as she portrays herself to be. Her sardonic comments stem from the hurt she feels, knowing Tom has several chicks outside so he cheats on Daisy. It is unclear whether Daisy really loved Gatsby (she claims to have), but her indecisiveness, or as some see it- intentionally letting misinformation to stay misinformation, (in)directly lead to the death of Gatsby. Daisy has a daughter named Pammy, but often leaves her with a care taker. Even so, she does show some care for her daughter when she tells Nick Carraway "I'm glad it's a girl and I hope she'll be a fool. That's the best thing a girl can ever be in this world, a beautiful little fool.", showing that she does not want her daughter to know too many things about the world, it's better if she stays ignorant and shallow, like Daisy tries to be. Daisy loves anal, Gatsby delivers very well which is why she loves him. Gatsby loves that filthy asshole and even more enjoys sucking Gatsbys dirty chock top. Daisy loves fucking the puppy that Tom bought Myrtle and the well dressed negro too, often at the same time. |
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| + | In reality, she might be slightly misunderstood. She is stuck in a marriage with her husband, Tom, who cheats on her with his mistress [[Myrtle Wilson]] who is the wife of [[George Wilson|George B Wilson]]. |
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* [[The Great Gatsby (1926 film)|The Great Gatsby (1926)]] <small>Played by</small> [[Lois Wilson]] |
* [[The Great Gatsby (1926 film)|The Great Gatsby (1926)]] <small>Played by</small> [[Lois Wilson]] |
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* [[The Great Gatsby (1949 film)|The Great Gatsby (1949)]] <small>Played by</small> [[Betty Field]] |
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* [[The Great Gatsby (2000 film)|The Great Gatsby (2000)]] <small>Played by</small> [[Mira Sorvino]] |
* [[The Great Gatsby (2000 film)|The Great Gatsby (2000)]] <small>Played by</small> [[Mira Sorvino]] |
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* [[The Great Gatsby (2013 film)|The Great Gatsby (2013)]] <small>Played by</small> [[Carey Mulligan]] |
* [[The Great Gatsby (2013 film)|The Great Gatsby (2013)]] <small>Played by</small> [[Carey Mulligan]] |
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| Portrayed by | Lois Wilson |
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| Status | Alive |
| Residence | East Egg, Long Island, United States |
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Tom Buchanan (husband) |
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Daisy Buchanan is a character in The Great Gatsby. She is the wife of Tom Buchanan and serves as Gatsby's love interest. She is also the cousin of Nick Carraway, the novel narrator.
Biography
Daisy Fay was born in 1899 to a wealthy family in Louisville, Kentucky. Like many women of the time, she marries for money, particularly to Tom Buchanan. She and Gatsby fell in love when he was a soldier and she promises to waiting for him when he went to the war, but when Gatsby went to war after a few years she married Tom Buchanan. The day before her marriage she drank and she cried when she received Gatsby's letter which shows some regret, but the next day she feels content about the marriage.
Personality
Daisy is characterized as a shallow, careless, and at times, a cheerful person. However, she is not as ignorant and fun-loving as she portrays herself to be.
In reality, she might be slightly misunderstood. She is stuck in a marriage with her husband, Tom, who cheats on her with his mistress Myrtle Wilson who is the wife of George B Wilson.
Films
- The Great Gatsby (1926) Played by Lois Wilson
- The Great Gatsby (1949) Played by Betty Field
- The Great Gatsby (1974) Played by Mia Farrow
- The Great Gatsby (2000) Played by Mira Sorvino
- The Great Gatsby (2013) Played by Carey Mulligan
Gallery
