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During there tour of gatsbys house at what point does Daisy seem most deeply affected?
Daisy seems most deeply affected during the tour of Gatsby's house when she sees his collection of expensive shirts. The realization of his wealth and the extravagance of his lifestyle makes her emotional and nostalgic.
What does Daisy seem to be the most impressed with while touring Gatsby's house?
Daisy seems most impressed by Gatsby's lavish lifestyle, particularly his extensive collection of expensive clothing and luxurious possessions. She is taken aback by his opulent home and extravagant parties, which showcase his wealth and status. Daisy is in awe of the grandeur and sophistication of Gatsby's world.
Who is nick from The Great Gatsby?
Nick Carraway is the narrarator of The Great Gatsby. He is Daisy's second cousin and she knew Daisy's husband, Tom, in college. He also befriends Gatsby. Nick was taught very early on not to judge people and throughout the story he mostly succeeds, although he does seem to be on the fence a lot. He's not usually sure what to think about the other characters.
In The Great Gatsby why does gatsby deliver so many goods to nicks house?
Gatsby leaves Nick's house shortly after he arrives on the day that Nick has invited Daisy over upon Gatsby's request because he is too nervous and wants it to seem like a coincident that Gatsby is there. He leaves when Daisy arrives, but circles around the house and comes back after walking in the rain. -- that's the only time i can think of that Gatsby is ever at Nick's house
What does nick learn about the relationship between Gatsby and daisy?
Nick learns that Gatsby and Daisy have a complicated and unresolved romantic history, dating back to their youth. Gatsby is deeply in love with Daisy, while Daisy struggles with her feelings and the expectations of her social status. Their relationship is characterized by longing, nostalgia, and the inability to fully connect due to external pressures and personal insecurities.
What are the best and worst qualities of Jay Gatsby?
Jay Gatsby is a good, honorable man. He's honest (though sometimes shady and vague) and ambitious. He is completely devoted to Daisy - he'd do anything for her. He also is very true to his vision of Daisy. He sees only the good in her. However, Gatsby lives in the past. He is unable to move on from five years previous, when Daisy loved him, and see that she is with Tom now and has loved someone else since he went to war. He is unable to see the bad in Daisy. He is also stuck on his dreams of her. He fantasized and dreamed about her five years, making her seem greater than she actually was. Then when he really saw her he wasn't able to see anything different. Gatsby spends his money recklessly, (mostly to appeal to Daisy through means of lavish parties) and uses Nick's friendship to get closer to what he wants -Daisy.
What indications are there at the end of the chapter that tom and daisy are going to stay together despite his philandering and her love for gatsby?
As Gatsby attempts to defend himself, but only the "dead dream fought on as the afternoon slipped away." He comes to a stunned silence. Daisy loses her courage to stand up to Tom and Gatsby is defeated. She also most likely hesitated when Tom mentioned Gatsby's accusations. Daisy is also very dependent on other people. Tom promises Daisy he will be better to her.
Where did Gatsby study after the war?
Following the war, Gatsby studied at Oxford prior to returning home. This was partially a ruse so that he did not run the risk of exposure. When Daisy wrote him , begging him to come home, it was because she was feeling left out of the post war euphoria. She wanted Gatsby by her side. This lapse of time pushed Daisy back into society, determined to take any means necessary to change the direction of her life since things didn't seem to be working out. When Tom returned, she decided to marry him.
Great Gatsby How does daisy respond to the phone calls from toms women in new york?
In "The Great Gatsby," Daisy responds to the phone calls from Tom's women in New York with passive acceptance. She pretends not to care and chooses to overlook Tom's infidelities as they fit into her lifestyle of privilege and social status. Her nonchalance and lack of action showcase her reluctance to disrupt the facade of her marriage.
What is F. Scott Fitzgerald's perspective on Jay Gatsby and how does he seem to feel about him in "The Great Gatsby"?
F. Scott Fitzgerald portrays Jay Gatsby as a complex character in "The Great Gatsby." He seems to admire Gatsby's ambition and idealism, but also criticizes his obsession with wealth and status. Fitzgerald's perspective on Gatsby is one of both admiration and caution, highlighting the complexities of the American Dream.
What type of man is Gatsby?
Gatsby is a member of the nouveau riche, the newly rich. He earns his money as a bootlegger during Prohibition. However great he may seem, he ultimately feels unfulfilled with his money and grossly inadequate. More than anything, he longs for the love of Daisy, who is of "old money"; we can think of her as a member of the gentry. Her lineage is pure, which is why she wears white, and her financial stability is well-established by generations of American aristocrats. In some way, Gatsby is a self-made man who longs for a better life by way of the American Dream. However, his money and his notoriety are not enough to lure the haughty Daisy from her established, shallow lifestyle, and he remains unfulfilled.
What part of the brain is affected from epilspy?
Surprisingly and fortunately the brain does not seem to get affected by epilepsy.
