The Great Gatsby

(Chapter 8) How does T.J. Eckleberg affect Mr. Wilson?

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Wilson thinks that the eyes of TJ Eckleberg are God watching down on him. When he sees that Myrtle has been murdered, he interprets that God is telling him to get revenge: he secides to shoot Gatsby.

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