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Does Tom feel any remorse for the dead? He has no reaction to seeing someone dead.

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I like the narrator, Nick Carraway. He seems to be an ordinary man who is very observant of others. He's polite and presents himself in a manner that is respectful and intelligent. He's also witty and is quick to make a joke.

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Why is Tom so convinced that the other races will control his way of life? My other question is how the Butler's previous line of work in the silver business affected his nose?

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I believe the most important passage is where Gatsby is first seen by Nick Carraway. Gatsby will be a major part of this novel and an introduction about the way he presents himself is critical for the reader to understand.

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1. Tom Buchanan's & Myrtle's relationship is odd. It's odd in that Myrtle has this perception that Tom truly loves her but Tom seems to think of her as more of just another woman. It's similar to the relationship of Romeo and Juliet. Both relationships aren't real and it isn't healthy.

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One thing I found interesting was how Myrtle's husband wasn't aware that she was cheating on him.

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1. My grandmother has that same smile. It's a comforting smile that you can't miss.

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I find these images very interesting. They are appealing in the sense that parties will never be able to replicate the energy from this decade.

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I would not drive a car like this. At least not on a regular basis. It's gas mileage is probably awful.

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In my opinion, the most significant detail of both the film and the novel is when Nick says "It was a strange coincidence" and Jordan replies "But it wasn't a coincidence at all" In reality, Gatsby purposely purchased that home right across the water from Daisy. Gatsby would throw all these parties and continually ask everyone about a "Daisy"

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If I were Nick, I would rearrange the tea meeting. I would like to reunite Daisy and Jay Gatsby for the sake of both of them. Gatsby has been trying to get Daisy to come to his party and she has missed him sorely.

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Crying over the shirts was odd, however, it wasn't the shirts themselves. The cost of everything around her made her emotional. She's in love with Gatsby and his money.

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1. Gatsby's only desire from Daisy is to divorce Tom and essentially wipe him from her memory.

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2. When I was younger, I used to play soccer. I was very skilled for my age but decided to stop playing. If I had not stopped, who knows how talented I could've been.

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I picture my life the same as Nick's. Happiness will come to an end I will reminisce on past years. I think at this age, you finally recognize that you are an adult and you have to begin to settle down.

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Gatsby has completely submerged himself in her life. He has fallen in love and feels as though Daisy is perfect.

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I was very surprised. I really didn't think that Wilson felt so much love for Myrtle and so much hate for the man who killed her. To do this horrific act was uncalled for but I suppose I understand that he had nothing left.

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Nick talks about the carelessness in the sense that people like Tom and Daisy, or people of a higher class, can cause conflict and destroy the lives of others without consequences. They justify their bad decisions and depend on others to carry on with life and fix their mistakes.

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Personally, the book was enjoyable. I think the love affairs and high stress situations defintely make the book interesting. Reading the book outside of class wasn't very challenging. The book is an easier read and can capture the readers attention throughout the entirety of the book.