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Why Is Jay Gatz Important In The Great Gatsby

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Jay Gatz is not the man he pretends to be “your wife doesn’t love you, she loves me”. In the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gatsby is a man that was born poor and lives a rich lifestyle. He became friends with Nick, and Jordan. Gatsby knew a lovely woman named Daisy and loved her but she was married to another man named Tom. Gatsby stirs up drama and acts like he is the innocent one. Jay Gatz is not the man he appears to be, he is a compulsive liar, dishonest, and egotistical Jay Gatz's educational background was an impact in the novel “The Great Gatsby”. He had lied about his education to every making himself seen cool or smart. When he was talking with everyone at the hotel when he said “ it was in nineteen-nineteen.
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