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.
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