The notion that one’s misdeeds cannot go unnoticed -apex :)
Apex - The ugliness and decay of society after World War I
Fitzgerald's use of the symbol of the Eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg in "The Great Gatsby" is often interpreted as a commentary on the moral decay and spiritual emptiness of American society in the 1920s. The eyes, watching over the characters in the novel, may represent the loss of traditional values and the pervasive corruption found in the pursuit of material wealth and social status.
Stability most likely
That she loves Gatsby
false hope
The beauty in everyday things
Nothing
Gatsby has replaced all his servants with people he can trust more, likely to ensure his parties and other activities are run smoothly without any leaks or disturbances caused by disloyal staff. This demonstrates Gatsby's desire for control and secrecy in his personal affairs.
It most likely symbolizes wealth and fortune.
Hope and life
False hope
Walter’s foolishness