of society and religion. These laws came into being ages ago, and when people begin to disobey them more frequently, it shows a great decline in moral values. As a sign of further decadence, rampant dishonesty is effortlessly shown by Myrtle, Jordan, and Tom. According to Nick Carraway, "[Jordan Baker] was incurably dishonest. She wasn't able to endure being at a disadvantage (Fitzgerald 63)." Jordan's frequent dishonesty shows that she will lie to protect or assist herself, and that she possesses very little regard for the truth, or fairness toward others. Dishonesty and selfishness frequently go hand-in-hand, since people most commonly lie to advance or protect themselves. Lying not only promotes one's self, but it also
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