Answer:
According to Chapter 2, we can describe Tom as objective, observant, critical and detached from family ties.
Explanation:
"The Great Gatsby" is a book that has the power to expose the New York high society as something fascinating and grotesque at the same time, as it oscillates between the prosperity and the decadence of the personal relationships between people.
Nick introduces us to this thought in Chapter 2, where we can have various opinions about high society and about Nick. In this chapter, Nick goes to a party of rich and powerful people, there he shows himself to be very observant, making critical and acidic comments about the individuals who are there. Nick can even see that his cousin's husband, Daisy, is cheating on her with a friend of hers, and he doesn't mind, as he's more concerned with observing everything and presenting his opinions on what he sees.
