Orange Ya Glad Daisy Left In the book The Great Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Daisy is depicted as the color orange. She has many qualities as the risk taking orange. Daisy was as beautiful as the orange sunset, and as enticing as fire. Gatsby saw her beauty, but not her flaming soul. Despite Tom not fully being there for his wife, he saw all of Daisy and knew what her fiery passion could do. Daisy is irresponsible. She neglected her child during the entirety of the book, and the child wasn’t even mentioned in the movie. After the big love affair with Gatsby, and when Gatsby dies she just leaves without saying goodbye to anyone. “But she and Tom had gone away early that afternoon, and taken baggage with them. ‘Left no address?’”(164).