What does Fitzgerald convey to the reader by choosing the word conspiring in the description of Tom and Daisy in their Kitchen?

In Fitzgeraldâ??s â??The Great Gatsbyâ??, Daisy and her husband Tom are described as â??conspiringâ?? due to their positioning and obvious shared into finding a way out of their dilemma. In addition, as members of Long Islandâ??s old money crowd, it is them against the â??New moneyâ?? people Myrtle and Gatsby represent.