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"Her voice is full of money,"
What does this quote mean to you?

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I thought it was interesting how Daisy killed Myrtle

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I was surprised by the fact that Myrtle died so instantly, as well as the whole tragedy where Daisy hit Myrtle in Gatsby's car, causing Gatsby's death later in the chapter

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I find it interesting that Tom cheated on daisy yet was extremely upset daisy cheated on him

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I find it interesting that Tom cheated on daisy yet was extremely upset daisy cheated on him

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I thought it was interesting how Daisy killed Myrtle. With that, Gatsby was ready to take the blame on himself, he was willing to do absolutely anything for Daisy.

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I like this quote: “Her voice is full of money”

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I thought it was really unfair the way Gatsby died, he was not at fault and didn't deserve to be shot at all.

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I thought it was really unfair the way Gatsby died, he was not at fault and didn't deserve to be shot at all.

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I was surprised how Gatsby ended up dying at the end if the story

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I found it interesting that Gatsby expected Daisy to drop everything to be with him. He wanted her to tell Tom he never loved her and to lie.

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“...the gardener saw Wilson’s body a little way off in the grass, and the holocaust was complete.” (Fitzgerald 173).
Why does Fitzgerald use the word holocaust?

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I was surprised about how much Tom freaked out when he found out Daisy loved Gatsby. Since he was the one who had been cheating in the relationship. Then Daisy was the one who loved Gatsby before she ever met Tom. 

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I was surprised about how much Tom freaked out when he found out Daisy loved Gatsby. Since he was the one who had been cheating in the relationship. Then Daisy was the one who loved Gatsby before she ever met Tom. 

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I was surprised that Gatsby ended up dying because Wilson shot him. I kinda expected him to not be around forever, but this what not how I expected it to end

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I was surprised that Gatsby ended up dying because Wilson shot him. I kinda expected him to not be around forever, but this what not how I expected it to end

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I was surprised to see the relationship Gatsby and daisy had to end so suddenly. I know she loved Tom, but i feel like she just uses him purely for his status. 

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I was surprised to see the relationship Gatsby and daisy had to end so suddenly. I know she loved Tom, but i feel like she just uses him purely for his status. 

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When do you lose sympathy for Gatsby? In the fact that he got his money in unmoral ways. Also when he does not get Daisy do you lose sympathy because of the way he did it.

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What does the heat symbolize?

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Thinking about if Daisy and Gatsby's choices after the accident were immoral or moral

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Do you think Gatsby dies as a good guy or a bad guy?

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The white couches & area in the chapter symbolize neatness but also laziness in my opinion because it shows that they don't plan on doing anything to ruin the area's simplicity.

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"Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her; If you can bounce high, bounce for her too, Till she cry 'Lover, gold-hatted, high-bouncing lover, I must have you!"
-Thomas Parke D'invillier

Thomas Parke D'invillier is actually F Scott Fitzgerald himself and this quote represents Gatsby and Daisy.

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I thought that it was surprising how Gatsby ends up dying when it was Daisy at fault.

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Q. What does the weather symbolize in this chapter?

A. It is very hot and stifling. Tensions are mounting and something is about to explode. Heat is like passion, jealousy, and hate.

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“Then he gave instructions that the open car wasn’t to be taken out under any circumstances--and this was strange, because the front right fender needed repair”(Fitz 161).