What is Daisy's reaction to Gatsby's house?

Answer 1

As Nick sets the moral tone of the novel, through his narration, it is clear that at times he disapproves of them both. He sees Tom as bigoted, and of course unfaithful. It is more difficult to interpret his views on Daisy his cousin. Certainly he understands her to be entrancing but he also sees her carelessness, blindness, bad parenting, and flakiness too. In the end I am sure Nick saw them both as unlikable and responsible for Gatsby's death.

Answer 2

Daisy is impressed by Gatsby's house, with its opulence and extravagance. She is dazzled by the lavish lifestyle it represents, but also feels a sense of unease at the excess and artificiality of it all.

Answer 3

Daisey feels as though she had been flying. She couldent belive that Gatsby had done that! She didnt know whether she liked the kiss or hated the fact that Gatsby had did that! So now she is waiting to see why had Gatsby done that.

Answer 4

Daisy looks at everything with amazement and when she sees his shirts, she thinks of what it would have been like to have married Gatsby. She realizes she could have had the same luxuries as she has now but with love.

Answer 5

He tries to show off to her his amazing house. He shows her his cloths and she starts to cry