May 5, 2020

I haven't been on this since march 13, 2020. This whole pandemic brought so many thing good and bad. I learn to how to play a song on my guitar that I had since I can remember. I got the guitar so maybe I can try learning but I left it as decoration hanging on my wall. I work on my metal heath which needed help and I feel so much better "school" is coming to an end with 1/2 month left so i woke up today and decided to open this and post even though Im not in school.

Chapter 9.

Gatsby is dead nick is trying to find people to come but it seem like all the people he ask don’t care and don’t want to see Gatsby
In my opinion Gatsby shouldn’t have look for daisy I think he could’ve done much better and go in with his life. It’s was basically his life or daisy and he lost his life for her because it’s her fault Gatsby die. Gatsby is not good he stop everything he was doing to waste his time with a women who only like the money.
Nick hangs out with dishonest people because maybe he think he can change them.

Chapter 8

What does Gatsby say about what happened between Tom and Daisy? There were clam and didn’t seem mad 

2. What does Nick suggest that Gatsby do?  To leave 

Why does Gatsby reject Nick's suggestion? He wanted to stay until daisy is well

3. What does Gatsby say about the way he and Daisy left each other the first time, when he went to war? 

4. The gardener interrupts to tell Gatsby he wants to drain the pool.  Why, in the middle of all of this drama, do you think the author interrupts the tense relationship dialogue with a secondary character and mention of the pool?  Why do you think it's important that Gatsby wants to swim at least once in his own pool? Because it might his last 

5. Nick gets to work-- and the entire narrative shifts.  Now we're getting to the climax of the plot, and Fitzgerald goes nearly Shakespeare.  Describe the action and what it represents. When Wilson kills Gatsby but then kills home self.

chapter 5

Gatsby offered Nick a job on one of his sidelines selling bonds. However, Nick declined the offer because he felt that the offer was for a service to be rendered.they are happy to see each other again. However, they seem as if they are trying to stay away from each other. It was actually pretty funny. And it was so awkward. The author does a great job of describing the sense of awkwardness in the air.In this chapter, Gatsby's dream seems to be fulfilled. What indications are there, though, that reality cannot satisfy his dream?The indications are that he was not completely happy at the end. Later we realize that he had made up a dream about Daisy, how she looked, pretty much made up a new Daisy, and then when he actually saw her again, she wasn't everything he imagined.

chapter 1

Nick tells a little bit about himself

He doesn't judge others

after grad he join the army.

he move away to try something new

chapter 7

. Why does Gatsby stop having parties? Because daisy doesn’t likes to party
2. Why does Gatsby fire his staff, and who replaces them?  How are these people different, and how do their personalities reflect what we know about Wolfsheim?To avoid them gossiping about him and Daisy.They were replaced with Wolfheim's "brothers and sisters", who were probably not servants, but people doing illegal acts.
3. Describe the difference in Daisy's and Gatsby's reactions to Daisy's daughter. 
4. Describe the "outing" to New York and the confrontation between Tom and Gatsby.  Who wins?Tom and Daisy are getting along. Tom won Daisy over. The fight was about the afair with his wife
5. BAM! What happens on the way back to Long Island?  (You have to get this-- it's THE event of the book.) daisy kills Willison well rana her over and the leave her alone 
6. What are Tom and Daisy doing at the end of the chapter?  What does this say to you about Daisy's character He's saying he loves her and that he's cheating on her. This means daisy doesnt cares

Chapter 6

Nick start telling the real history about Gatsby and how his real same was James gats and Cord relame him jay Gatsby