Answer: a. Daisy is flighty and very superficial.
Explanation:
Daisy is a character from F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel, the Great Gatsby. The novel tells a story of a man, Jay Gatsby, whose unconditional love for Daisy leads to his downfall.
Daisy is described as very beautiful and charming. However, she is very selfish and shallow. While Gatsby's world is centered around her, she turns out to be self-interested. Daisy is probably fond of Gatsby, but cares about her financial security more than everything. While Gatsby went from rags to riches, her husband Tom was rich from the moment she met him. He inherited his fortune, and Daisy is aware that Tom will always provide for her. This kind of viewpoint makes Daisy a rather superficial character.
