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Examples Of Wooden Headedness In The Great Gatsby

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The prevalence of wooden headedness in human actions and decisions is a force that slows progress and results in poor decision-making, but some may argue that maintaining one's beliefs and values is necessary. As seen in the novel The Great Gatsby with the character Tom Buchanan, there is a strong prevalence of wooden headedness in human affairs and decisions. Tom Buchanan, one of the main characters in The Great Gatsby is shown to persistent in several different ways while also remaining narcissistic. He wouldn’t change his values on Daisy even though she was openly in love with another man. Tom's stubbornness exemplifies how wooden headedness can lead to poor decision-making. Some may argue that being stubborn in one's beliefs is a positive
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