The personality traits of a man not only defines his character, but defines his life. Low morality poisons West and East egg, and the community’s disables self-worth to enjoy the moment. Love and lust monopolize society even though capital performs a large role. Lies conceive false expectations to live perfectly, and the culture encourages lies to diminish standards; lies decrease morality. For example, great intelligence formulates strong discipline, excessive knowledge, and immense environmental control to emerge life distractions within The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Strong discipline empowers strong-willed mindset and authentic independence to establish Nick Caraway’s powerful self-value. For example, strong willed mindsets distribute leadership qualities to attract Nick Caraway’s environment. Nick Caraway whom Jay Gatsby approaches at the party is contributing potent material regarding Daisy’s life. The party is in West Egg to fascinate Daisy and Nick attends the part to meet Gatsby; Gatsby needs Daisy. Gatsby desires to use Nick’s resources, for him isolating Daisy to reignite their love. Nick formulates admiration for Gatsby because he is a very influential man; supremacy influences respect to control Caraway. In addition, authentic independence obtains respect to achieve Nick’s enormous knowledge. Caraway wants to acquire individuality, so he travels to New York to increase self-worth. New York represents the opportunity to become successful, and the atmosphere produces liveliness to construct hope; hope drives success. When Nick comes to New York the public embraces his immaculate willpower. Jay Gatsby notices Nick’s powerful presence to bait him to Daisy; Nick is Gatsby’s tool. Excessive knowledge delivers absolute focus and calculated risks to dominate Nick Caraway’s adventurous life. For instance, absolute focus dominates influential environments to overcome strong desires. The low morals contr