179). As Bolton described in “A Fragment of Lost Words,” the text leave room for the reader. It doesn’t describe what it is that ‘keeps them together’ and uses vague language to evaluate Tom and Daisy, particularly relying on the strength of the word ‘carelessness’. Ultimately, exposing the reader for further opportunity for self-reflection and evaluation of idealization and desire in
179). As Bolton described in “A Fragment of Lost Words,” the text leave room for the reader. It doesn’t describe what it is that ‘keeps them together’ and uses vague language to evaluate Tom and Daisy, particularly relying on the strength of the word ‘carelessness’. Ultimately, exposing the reader for further opportunity for self-reflection and evaluation of idealization and desire in