In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby there are many undertones of the differences of people with high stature and common wealth people. Mixed in with the array of characters there are different backgrounds and social standards. There is Tom Buchanan one of the most powerful ends that ever played football at New Haven, a national figure in a way (Fitzsgerald, 2004). Daisy Buchanan a beautiful southern belle describes as a well raised socialite. Jordan Baker a professional golfer. Nick Carraway a Yale graduate and a bonds man on Wall Street. All of these people are currently wealthy and have a rich background. Then there is Jay “Jimmy” Gatz a wealthy young man but it an outsider to this world. He is treated differently and because of his
