She told him she was pregnant
"<span>The United States was slower than Great Britain to fully embrace the changes."
</span>That the United States embraced industrial changes at a slower pace than Great Britain holds no baring on the essay's main topic: chiefly, technology's impact on American economics.
Answer:She is Tom's mistress whom he is cheating on Daisy with Tom insists they get off the train in order for Nick to "meet [his] girl."
The only thing mentioned in the novel that Tom buys for Myrtle is the puppy. Myrtle herself buys the other things. The only Tom has given her is the puppy and pays for the apartment in the city, where the two of them meet for their affair.
Explanation:
. Despite the fact that he is cheating, it is apparent that he doesn't love Myrtle more than he loves Daisy. ... If he loved Myrtle more, he would quickly clear up this misconception and marry her.
<em>She resents them going off war </em>
