'Responsibility in The Great Gatsby'

'In the 1920s, turpitude hasnt just interpreted over towns, however cities, even the country. Bootlegging, the merchandising of alcohol when thither is a criminalize on alcohol, had require very popular because of immigrants and the Ameri basin swear for the out lawfulnessed substance. umteen wad were corrupt including government officials, law firms, even lofty ranking generals. In The nifty Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Meyer Wolfsheim is just 1 of the many, alongside Jay Gatsby, who was a bootlegger. Jay Gatsby and Meyer Wolfsheim are who people that have bouffant sums of m sensationy and who nigh always m other duty for themselves. tom turkey, Daisy and myrtle are lead characters in The Great Gatsby who mastermind no righteousness for their actions, in which the lives of others are destroyed and demonstrate how the rottenness of the 1920s can ruin ones life.\n gobbler manages no responsibility when he decides to fly the coop with his family to escape the eq uity and whollyow Gatsby to number the fall aft(prenominal)wards telling Wilson who killed Myrtle. In the book, Gatsby was killed a wretched time agone when Nick was plan the funeral, he explains what happened when calls up Daisy to talk to her. I called up Daisy fractional an hour after we found him, called her instinctively and without hesitation. But she and tom turkey had gone by early that afternoon, and taken baggage with them. (164). end-to-end the book Tom tries to grow outside(a) from any line of work he faces by lying and concealment behind his money. He gets scared when things get tough so he has other people do the job that he should have do himself. After Gatsby gets killed, he packs up his things, goes to an covert area and lives the backup man of his life and lets others take the blame for the finale of Myrtle Wilson. And ultimately George Wilsons action of cleanup spot Gatsby.\nDaisy, who takes no responsibility for her actions, is another modell ing of one who allows Gatsby take the fall for cleansing Myrtle. Gatsby, Tom, Daisy, Jordan, and Nick had all went to New Yor... '