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Immorality and Corruption in the outstanding Gatsby       In the novel, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald many of the constituents could not be classified as a truly moral, a person who exhibits goodness or correctness in their character and behavior. incision Carraway is not moral by any means he is responsible for an affair between both major characters, Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan. Jay Gatsby does show some moral qualities when he attempts to go stake and rescue Myrtle after she had been hit by Daisy. Over either Gatsby is by on the whole odds an dissipated person. Nick Carraway and Gatsby share many immoral characteristics, exactly a big choice separates the two. Daisy Buchanan is an extremely immoral person she even went to the lengths of winning someones life. Jay and Daisy are similar but Daisy is borderline corrupt. The entire story is told done Nick Carraways point of view and by his carelessness it is obvious the bank clerk poss esses poor values.   Throughout the entire novel it is clearly portrayed that Nick Carraway is not a moral character by any reach out of the imagination. Nick Carraway may seem to have some good values, but he is in fact immoral for many reasons. First, Nick uses Jordan baker he never actually became interested in a honest relationship with the golf star. Miss Baker is basically just a fling to him. Secondly, Nick Carraway always seems to be the middleman in all the trouble that is going on in the novel. The narrator knows about all the lying, deceiving, two-faced things that are going on throughout the story, and he is exclusively ok with it. Also Nick defends Gatsby even though he really well knows of all Gatsbys criminal activity and liquor smuggling. Finally, Nick is the character who sets up two of the main characters, Daisy Buchanan and Jay Gatsby, to have an affair. It never crosses Nicks mind that it is an immoral thing to set up an affair. During the n ovel there is a banter between Gatsby and Nick about when to set up the secret merging with Daisy. During this exchange Nick actually says, Im going to call up Daisy tomorrow and invite her over here to tea.