Gatsby's love for Daisy goes deeper into the bone marrow. Daisy was born in a good family, while Gatsby was born in poverty. Gatsby's infatuation with Daisy is actually the pursuit and yearning for class upgrading. This direction of "Gates' love for Daisy" was revealed when Gatsby recalled the "budding love" when he met Daisy: in his memory, he mentioned that "you can be no different from other upper-class people by wearing military uniform, so you can stay at Daisy's house", which directly pointed his love for Daisy to the theme tendency of class-Gates' infatuation with Daisy was endowed with the following contents by the author.
What a lover always loves is not a person's own, but the characteristics of loving a person and the characteristics of fantasy derived from the person he loves. Secret love begins with characteristics, and most of them are finally realized, or they are always missed after being delayed, or they are finally erased. Gatsby's secret love has been magnified and beautified in the long five years, but when he approaches the latter, Gatsby can't accept it. He is too stubborn to relive the old dream. This old dream is not even a good time at Daisy's house five years ago, but closer to the false image that he has been constantly modifying and tampering with that time in his memory for five years.
The disillusionment of the American dream Daisy is actually reluctant to leave her man, and her husband is also a very powerful figure. Gatsby is all at a disadvantage only because she misses him and has a thick skin. Since Gatsby lost his temper in the hotel, the victory or defeat has been announced.
Her husband has taken care of Daisy for so many years. At first, he loved Daisy as much as Gatsby. When Daisy hesitated, her husband talked about the little things of the past. Daisy's painful and difficult expression showed that Daisy still really loved her man.
Daisy certainly doesn't think love is more valuable than material things, but sadly, Gatsby himself doesn't think so. Time and time again, he chose to exchange material things for Daisy's heart, not true feelings. In Gatsby's mind, Daisy was originally a girl attracted by material, money and luxury. Ironically, because Daisy is really a girl who takes a fancy to material things, money and luxury, she finally abandoned him.
I don't understand why people define Gatsby's David as the pursuit of hope. If the daisy is the green light, then staying on the green light for a long time is the pursuit of hope and should also be understood as loyalty to love. In my understanding, Gatsby's greatness lies not in losing hope, but in keeping his initial love in the drunken material world. The green light is not hope, but his eternal love for Daisy.