Eulogy And Tom's Relationship

Neither can I ever seem to be able to write down the correct words to express the love I feel for you – I fear there are no such words. I am fearful I will never capture these words of love, so forgive me – my dear – that I ask this of you. I cannot ever write, or say these non existing words, but I can show you my love. I can give you all that you want, your every desire. I can travel the world with you and show you exactly how fully I care for you. I can do all these things, but, Daisy, my dear, I am restricted, denied the chance to do a single one of these things, as long as you are still married to that fellow, Tom. I think it is time you are honest with him, even he does not deserve to live a lie. He keeps us apart, my dear. I have loved you more than he ever will, longer than he ever would. I will care for you more than he ever could. Daisy, my dearest love, I wish there was a gentle way I could say these horrid words to such a gentle subject as yourself, but there are none I'm afraid. You must leave him

We were never able to start together let alone get married, even though our love was unbreakable. It made sense it wouldn't work out at the time. She needed some one like Tom, someone with the old money which is what he has. He was stable and could offer her the world and thats what she needed and I couldn't give her that… at that time. This is why I have been fighting, fighting harder then I fought in WWI, for so long. Now look at me I'm swimming in my new money, I can offer her so much more now that Tom can. I could give her the universe as well as all my love.

In a eulogy for a man whose life I did not admire, I can weakly celebrate, yet i can’t say that he was such a bad person as more that he was a delusional one. It’s safe to say, Willy wasn’t the man he tried to portray himself to be. He was a salesman, but didn’t make any sales.

Tom doesn’t care about how his numerous affairs affect Daisy. He has been cheating on Daisy ever since they got back from their honeymoon, and he never felt guilty for it. Tom takes calls from his mistresses even though Daisy “[shakes] her head decisively.” (pg 15) He knows that Daisy knows about the affair, but still keeps having it like it is a secret.

Tom and George come from two different walks of life. Tom is a very wealthy man. He comes from old money and has a white collar job. Tom is high class and very respected. Tom is married to his trophy wife Daisy but is also having an affair. He has actually had multiple affairs during his relationship with Daisy. In chapter 7, Tom says, “Once in a while I go off on a spree and make a fool of myself, but I always come back, and in my heart I love her all the time.”

"’You loved me TOO?’" he repeated. (7.264-266). Daisy and Tom were a couple that several other single and married people looked up to. No one would think that Tom and Daisy would be having affairs because they appeared to be “deep in love”, but honestly they weren’t happy with being with one another.

The next day Tom makes his way down to George Wilson's (Myrtle's husband) house and discovers that George has learned about his wife's infidelity but not with whom. Tom tells him that Gatsby was the driver of the car that killed his wife and George is led on to believe that the killer and the man his wife was sleeping with are one in the same. He breaks and enters into Gatsby's home and shoots him in his pool he then proceeds to kill himself.

Upon arriving at the hotel (in the start he seemed to think it a race) you could cut the air with a knife, the tension was so thick. We sat and stood uncomfortable for a bit, and then suddenly started off by arguing about my past, and moved onto whom Daisy loves more and after Tom smeared my image to Daisy, and smugly felt he had won something. We decided to leave the hotel after the as everyone was uncomfortable, and on edge. Tom made

When you are accused for having an unloyal marriage, you might want to take a look at what seems like the epitome of all bad marriages. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Narrated by Nick Carraway, he is a bystander to falsely advertised relationships. His old friend, Tom Buchanan is cheating on his wife Daisy, with a woman in New York by the name of Myrtle Wilson. Daisy is actually cheating on Tom as well with Jay Gatsby, the main character, when Nick reintroduces them from a past relationship. Tom becomes furious so he decides to confront Daisy, and she tells him that Jay and her had had a relationship before and they knew each other before she even met tom. Daisy says that she only married Tom because she thought that he was a gentleman and she announces “I thought he knew something about breeding, but he wasn't fit to lick my shoe”. The marriage between Tom and Daisy is a perfect example of many

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The relationship sons have with their fathers is of tremendous importance as a boy grows into adulthood and matures, overall their relationship has an impact in every aspect of the child’s life from birth all the way into their adult life. In Arthur Miller’s play, Death of a Salesman, Willy Loman’s relationship with his sons, Biff and Happy Loman show the conflicts that stem from Willy’s parenting style and his outlook on life as a whole, which in turn shows the impact a sons relationship with his father can have on ones life. Willy Loman values that he has bestowed on his children have completely affected their lives in an extremely detrimental way. Since the boys were young Willy has always brought up the importance of being “[not] liked but well liked”(20). He raised Biff and Happy to believe that as long as you are ‘well known and well liked’ that success will come easily.

The popular classic play Death of a Salesman is told partly through memory by the lead character Willy Loman, who can’t help but continually comparing himself to Dave Singleton, a fellow competitive salesman. Willy Loman has been a traveling salesman for thirty-four years and begins to ponder his life accomplishments versus the impact he’s had through his work in the New England territory. The play reveals through Willy’s disjointed memories that his relationship with his son Biff has always seemed to be the reminder of the greatest failure of his life; his family life. With the father son dynamics of the play, we see that Biff seems to resent Willy because of his affair and Biff doesn’t fully ever trust him again as a person.

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