In F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby," Daisy tells Gatsby that she loves him, but she also expresses that she loves Tom, her husband, as well. This revelation catches Gatsby off guard because he idealizes Daisy and believes she will leave Tom for him. Her conflicting feelings challenge Gatsby's vision of their future together, shattering his dreams and expectations. Ultimately, it highlights the complexity of relationships and the difficulty of reconciling past desires with present realities.
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