In the short story "Winter Dreams" the author F. Scott Fitzgerald, portrays Judy Jones as a careless, snobby person that cannot live any other lifestyle other than a lavish one. Throughout the story, Judy is demanding, and judgmental towards people. Judy leads Dexter on, and in the end she finally crushes his dreams, but comes running back to him when she is lonely.

Judy is careless towards people and their feelings. Judy just seems to do what she wants to whomever she wants, whether it is ok or not. The following quote portrays this the best: "fore!" from behind a hill in their rear. And as they turned abruptly from their search, a bright new ball sliced abruptly over the hill and caught Mr. T.A Hedrick in the abdomen...A head and a voice came up together over the hill: "Do you mind if we go through...