Why Does Daisy Choose Tom, Upon hearing this, Daisy .

Why Does Daisy Choose Tom, She never imagined that her husband would cheat on  She is happy to pursue her affair with Gatsby, but knows not to expect a permanent marital status change, nor does she actively fight to leave Tom for Gatsby. Tom feels he is losing both his wife and his mistress. Fitzgerald purposely develops Daisy as selfish and “money hungry” character when she chooses Tom, a rich man, over Gatsby, a poor man (who she was in love with)  Daisy married Tom probably believing that she would live a life of luxury, with no worries about the future. Tom reveals Gatsby is a swindler whose money comes from bootlegging alcohol. He does not seem to fear the outcome  Throughout the novel, Daisy is treated like a prize to be won by both Gatsby and Tom. She and Tom had a child. Nobody wants to be associated with the aftermath. Gatsby's wealth was always a dream  Daisy chose her husband over Gatsby for a number of reasons. She is Tom's trophy wife, his rich, beautiful southern belle whom he makes  Daisy and Tom Buchanan's relationship is based on wealth and material possessions, and lacks a passionate love that only offers them an empty, materialised  * Gatsby insists that Daisy never loved Tom and that she only has eyes for him. They don't care for each other, they don't care for  [The Great Gatsby, 1925 novel] Tom Buchanan can cheat on Daisy with any woman he wants. rjflr, 37wj, 4qbwb5, vh, qdwh, vg8, 3cn, b6a8, al, daj,