Jay Gatsby

Tom Buchanan

Daisy Buchanan

Nick Carraway

They are ostracized and excluded from social events.

They are treated with condescension and disdain.

They are welcomed and accepted into the Bingley circle.

They are unaware of the Bingley family's wealth and status.

It provides a safe and nurturing environment for orphans.

It reinforces the idea of the deserving and undeserving poor.

It offers equal opportunities for all children, regardless of their social class.

It promotes social mobility and upward class movement.

She is portrayed as a submissive and passive character.

She is depicted as a strong and independent individual.

She conforms to societal expectations of her gender and class.

She is unaware of the social and economic inequalities she faces.

They are depicted as lazy and unwilling to work.

They are portrayed as resilient and determined to survive.

They are seen as undeserving of government assistance.

They are perceived as a threat to the established social order.

He admires and aspires to be like them.

He resents and criticizes their superficiality.

He is indifferent towards their wealth and status.

He is unaware of the class differences that exist in society.

It glorifies the working conditions and待遇 of meatpacking workers.

It exposes the harsh and exploitative conditions faced by workers.

It presents a balanced and unbiased view of the industry.

It ignores the role of class and labor in shaping the industry.

She experiences discrimination solely based on her race.

She faces challenges primarily due to her gender.

She is unaffected by class-based assumptions and prejudices.

She encounters multiple forms of oppression due to her race, gender, and class.

The mothers are portrayed as traditional and subservient, while the daughters are depicted as modern and independent.

The mothers are seen as successful and wealthy, while the daughters struggle financially.

The mothers and daughters share similar experiences and face identical challenges.

Class-based assumptions are not relevant to the stories of the mothers and daughters.

He achieves wealth and success through hard work and determination.

He embodies the traditional values of the American Dream.

He exposes the hollowness and superficiality of the American Dream.

He is indifferent to the pursuit of the American Dream.

It portrays women as weak and dependent on men.

It reinforces the idea of women as subservient to men.

It presents women as strong and independent individuals.

It ignores the role of gender in shaping women's lives.

It portrays the working class as lazy and unwilling to work.

It emphasizes the government's efforts to aid the working class.

It exposes the harsh realities and struggles faced by the working class.

It ignores the economic and social conditions affecting the working class.

He admires and respects the upper class.

He resents and criticizes the superficiality of the upper class.

He is indifferent towards class differences.

He is unaware of the existence of class divisions.

It glorifies the working conditions in the meatpacking industry.

It presents a balanced and unbiased view of the industry.

It ignores the role of government regulations in the industry.

It vividly portrays the unsanitary and exploitative conditions faced by workers.

She experiences discrimination solely based on her race.

She faces challenges primarily due to her gender.

She is unaffected by racial and gender prejudices.

She encounters multiple forms of oppression due to her race and gender.