Great Gatsby Character analysis

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Later in the novel Tom couldn't stand it when he realizes that his wife and mistress were " slipping precipitately from his control". He confronts Gatsby in the hotel and says, " I suppose the latest thing is to sit back and let Mr. Nobody from Nowhere make love to your wife...
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Well, if that's the idea then you can count me out" (137). Tom couldn't stand not having control so he made a scene. After ridding Daisy of whatever courage she had, he ordered her to go home. That was how he handled the situation. Tom also values aesthetics, which means he is " tasteful, or sensitive to beauty"...
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