A minute with Daisy.

Rating: 7/10 (13 November 2019)

In FOUR terms, she is a typical "Charming", "Materialistic" and "Realistic" "Woman". Here you are my justification for each term.
Charming: Everything about her, her beauty, clothes, house and even her voice. As a result, she is a manipulative character by instinct. She tells everybody what they wish to hear and stole Gatsby's, Tom's and everyone's hearts by her magic.
Realistic: Her famous quote about her daughter was "I hope she'll be a fool; That's the best thing a girl in this world can be, a *beautiful little *fool." *Beautiful to marry a rich man and live a luxury life (like herself). *Fool (not like herself) to ignore the boredom, the affair of the rich man (like Tom), and living in the lie.
Materialistic: When she found out about the fortune of Gatsby. We recognize that she was never in love with anything but Materials. Neither Tom nor Gatsby, she would prefer money over any of them.
Woman: She is under the pressure of society's expectations. Not proper at deciding, so she married Tom to confront the world for her. She wished to live her guaranteed life with all she pleased with money and high status. She showed feminine hesitation and impatient in many situations.
In conclusion, I got from this film that "People aren't always what they seem". Despite my disagreements with such personalities, I suppose that she had her justifications to be what most of us can hate.