Daisy also had a young daughter, Pammy, to consider. While Fitzgerald did not portray her nor Tom as particularly nurturing, parenthood and lineal legacy was a distinction that set them apart from, and you could say above, Gatsby and Nick and, for that matter, all the rest of the characters.
Through Pammy, the future hovered like a shadow wherever they went.
Gatsby's future was ominous and Nick's was unsettled and a bit confused, but Daisy and Tom had Pammy to consider, an angle of the story that was hardly touched on by the author but for Daisy's, "beautiful little fool" comment.
Daisy also had a young daughter, Pammy, to consider. While Fitzgerald did not portray her nor Tom as particularly nurturing, parenthood and lineal legacy was a distinction that set them apart from, and you could say above, Gatsby and Nick and, for that matter, all the rest of the characters.
Through Pammy, the future hovered like a shadow wherever they went.
Gatsby's future was ominous and Nick's was unsettled and a bit confused, but Daisy and Tom had Pammy to consider, an angle of the story that was hardly touched on by the author but for Daisy's, "beautiful little fool" comment.