I hated Gatsby. Hated him from the minute I met him. I wanted him gone, away from my Daisy. She was mine and he was
going to take her away from me! What else was I supposed to do? I had to get
rid of him somehow. When I heard that his car hit Myrtle and her dead body was laying
in the road right in front of my eyes, I knew what I was going to do. He was
the cause of all the events and bad things that were happening to me. Gatsby
and Daisy were having an affair and they both acted like no one knew but everyone
knew! He made Daisy turn on me. Of course, Daisy and I had issues and she knew
I was cheating but I always came back to her. I loved her more than I had ever
loved anyone. She loved me too. Hah! He even tried to get her to admit to me
that she never loved me but I knew she did. She was my everything and I was her
everything. She was my golden girl and I could not lose her. After the
accident, George kept bugging me about whose car it was. I had to tell him, I
mean c’mon…his wife was cheating on him with me. Of course George knew so it
was not a big secret but I had to do something good for him. I felt terrible
about the whole thing. So I did. I told him that it was Gatsby’s car and that
Gatsby had hit Myrtle. It is quite sad that Myrtle had to get hurt in the end
but at least Gatsby is gone. I knew what George was going to do. I knew he was
going to go to Gatsby’s and shoot the man but I did not care. What a shame that
George shot himself. I could have helped him even though I resented him for
trying to take Myrtle away. At least, I will not get the blame. I can continue
living with nothing on my soul. Although, I kind of do regret leading George to
Gatsby and letting him kill Gatsby. I truly do. I try to act like nothing
happened but it is hard. Daisy has not been the same. She puts a smile on her
face but I can see it in her eyes that she misses him more so than ever. Now
that I think about it though, I do not regret it. Gatsby was a thief, he was
going to steal my prized treasure. I wish I could have gotten rid of him
sooner. What a bastard! At least, he is gone now and I can enjoy life again
with my beautiful wife.
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ReplyDeleteDo you remember one afternoon late in October? I saw you near the Fifth Avenue. I really did not like you and I was really mad at you because you told George that Gatsby killed Myrtle. So I refused your handshake and asked you what you said to George that afternoon. I was trying to blame you after you finish talking about the situation. However, actually, after the short conversation with you, I understood your behavior. Telling George about the incident was justified. I admit it. But Tom, there was one thing that I could not say to you when we met. Actually, Gatsby was not the person who hit Myrtle with the car. It was Daisy. Gatsby sacrificed for Daisy and due to Daisy's dishonest behavior, Gatsby was victimized. I know that telling this truth will lead you to some problems between you and Daisy but I really have to tell you this because Gatsby is the kindest and nicest person I have ever met.
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