Great Gatsby: Theme And Character Anlysis Of Tom And Daisy

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Also, when stating this he was most likely referring to his wife, and subtly putting her down for her relationship with Gatsby in a most conceited way. Tom is not a caring or sympathetic man. He did not attend his mistress's- Myrtle's- funeral. Tom cared a great deal about his image...
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He did not attend his mistress's- Myrtle's- funeral. Tom cared a great deal about his image. Enough to uncover the history and truth about his wife's lover, and openly embarrass him for it. Tom is so desperately an empty man that he believes he can define himself with exterior belongings...
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