her money-corrupted personality. Even though she is wearing white clothing, she is compared to things of silver and gold, such as a "silver idol" (Fitzgerald 115). Silver and gold are precious metals often used as currency, and when they are used to describe Daisy, they indicate that the wealth she grew up with and married into permeates her whole being, annulling any good that appears to be present. According to Gatsby, even Daisy's voice rings of money (Fitzgerald 120). This wealth is what made her so att
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