In chapter 3 gets really interesting. Cardinal virtue are four things in one word which is justice, prudence, temperance, and fortitude. Nick is a man that goes to New York to bond with business. That's not the only thing he does he meets new people, but in this chapter he goes to a party that he gets invited by Gatsby. He thinks that the rich people are fake, but he was surprised when he touched the book and was real. He thought it was fake, bit apparently it's not. I feel like Nick is being arrogant because he is getting into others business.
When is it wrong to break the law? When is it right? To be honest I never thought about this before. Now that I have the question I have to think about it. Well on what I think when you are breaking the law is when you actually have that feeling that you are doing something wrong. If you have a weird feeling that you should not do something then you should know that you are doing something that you shouldn't be doing. When it is right to break the law well you can feel that you are not doing something bad. You might have a good cause of breaking the rule and not just because you want to. So it kinda makes sense in when you should not break the law or when you should.
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