The Great Gatsby
great gatsby chapter 8
Why doesn’t Gatsby feel guilty for wooing Daisy under false pretenses?
Why doesn’t Gatsby feel guilty for wooing Daisy under false pretenses?
Gatsby's vision of Daisy as well as the world he has created is largely an illusion to begin with. Gatsby is trying to re-create the past by building his wealth through false pretenses. Wooing Daisy is just an extension of this.