He wants to make everyone around him happy so he can be liked by everyone
Gatsby portrays himself as happy to impress others and maintain his image of success. He believes that projecting an air of happiness will help him win over Daisy and gain acceptance from high society. Deep down, however, he is truly sad and unfulfilled, longing for something that money and material possessions cannot provide.
Yes he was REALLY "happy"
Daisy was genuinely happy with Gatsby because he represented a sense of excitement and escapism from her mundane, unhappy marriage to Tom Buchanan. Gatsby's devotion and idealized love for Daisy made her feel special and desired, which filled a void in her life. Additionally, Gatsby's lavish lifestyle and charm appealed to Daisy's desire for luxury and status.
Really Really Happy was created in 2004.
Daisy's wealth is a symbol of the life that Gatsby wants to provide for her and the life he desires for himself. It represents the social status and lifestyle that Gatsby believes will make them happy and allow him to win her love. Daisy's wealth also highlights the differences in their backgrounds and serves as a barrier to their relationship.
She was HAPPY!! she didnt like that Tom anyway!!!
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Yes, if he knows he will be dangerous, hurtful, or detrimental to her, if he really loves her, it'll come naturally that he wants to protect from himself because he would want her to be safe and happy.
Kite flew up in the so it made really happy.
Of course! Happy is being pleased or elated happy is fun!!
society corrupted them, they all believed money was a factor to making their lives happy and bliss.
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