not stand itwhen she was at a disadvantage. Nonetheless, assumptions can be made that she was taught thisat a very young age in order to keep or maintain her image. Unlike Dunny, Nick take a littlelonger to develop, and unfortunately realizes in an inopportune moment. This results in Nick stillnot being bothered by Jordan’s morals because he is approaching a state where he is almost fallingin love with Jordan. “Dishonesty in a women is a thing you never blame deeply - I was casuallysorry, and then I forgot.” (pg. 65 ln 12) Nick seems to be going through a gradual process ofmoral decay, because in the later stages of the novel, Daisy begins to have an affair with Mr.Gatsby behind her husbands back. Yet with such high morals Nick avoids telling Tom andbecomes part of the cause, when he helps organize meetings between Daisy and Mr. Gatsby, andhe and Jordan are the only ones who know about the affair.The women in Fifth Business and The Great Gatsby both shape Dunny Ramsayand Nick Carraway into the same person. In the novel Fifth Business, the development ofDunny’s character begins when Dunny falls in love with Faustina. It is Liesl that allows Dunny tounderstand his function as “Fifth Business.” Jung’s theory suggests that the conscious part ofDunny’s personality is brought out by Liesl. In the novel The Great Gatsby, the “AmericanDream” will never be a failure if Jordan does not develop Nick into his final character. NickCarraway’s realization of the equality of man altered through his origin sets him up as a morallysound standard, until confronted by Jordan Baker. Men and Women seem to be in constant battlefor certain right but in the end, it is obvious that society has a real difficult time dealing with suchissues. It is the job of society to understand this, and come to a realization about themselves. “She lived by a light that arose from within; I coul...
