This monologue demonstrates what is going through Daisy’s mind before hitting Myrtle in Gatsby’s car. The malicious tone within the monologue establishes the idea that she detaches herself from the rest of society, resulting in a revelation of her impassive character. This is demonstrated since she admits that she only took part in an affair with Gatsby in an attempt to gain wealth and power and to get back at Tom for his various affairs. As a result, Daisy is made to seem manipulative and emotionally lacking since she openly admits that she never loved Gatsby. She repeats the idea of being a little fool as mentioned within the book, however within the monologue she makes it seem that others see her as the “beautiful little fool” since