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Why is Gatsby so fond of Nick despite Nick's clear disapproval of Gatsby at first?

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The way Daisy was portrayed was scandalous and trashy because she would always flirt with her own cousin, Nick.

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Does Daisy really not know that Tom is cheating? like, think about it and the way she talks.

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Why does Daisy give into Gatsby's affection and then turn away? With our without Tom there?

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Why does Nick describe everything in great detail? He goes in depth for a lot of things he notices, places and people included.

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The Great Gatsby reminds me of the Met Gala because it's about famous people showing off their wealth, just like Gatsby's parties which are about showing off wealth.

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I notice that even though Nick knows Gatsby has worked with Wolfsheim before, he doesn't look at him like a con artist the same way.

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what happened between Nick and Jordan to inspire their intimate moment whilst discussing Gatsby and Daisy?

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One thing I observed about the narrator Nick is that instead of saying simple sentences which would convey his point more he instead uses words as if he looks in a dictionary every time he thinks.

Asha Yusuf

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Although we now know most of Gatsby's background, why is money so important to him?

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Why do Gatsby's stories sound so inconsistent, what is going on in his head when telling those stories?

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Why does Nick make Tom seem so intimidating when he is explaining something about him

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Nick's obsessive racism is hard to get through, and it makes it difficult to relate or sympathize with his character.

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I hate how much the narrator talks about anything in the story, the descriptions are too long, a short one would get the point across.

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Does Gatsby only want to rekindle his love with Daisy because he could not get over how his whole life was in the past?

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Will Gatsby's and Nick's friendship still be the same?

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The women of Great Gatsby are not well written. They feel very one-dimensional and as if they are present in the story only to appeal to the male gaze or serve as relief from the serious aspects of the story.

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Why is Daisy essentially leading Gatsby to think he still has a chance with her even if she is married?

Asha Yusuf

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How will Gatsby react now that Daisy doesn't share the same feelings? will the cheating be revealed?

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Why is Daisy so indesicive about Gatsby and Tom? why is it so hard for her to choose who she wants?

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I do not like the way Fitzgerald portrayed Wolfsheim, as it is stereotypical against the Jewish community.

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Gatsby is hyper-focused on the past, specifically what he and Daisy once had despite the fact that so much time has passed

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There is a big difference in how Tom and Daisy are portrayed in their relationship. Why did the author make them married? They are not a good match.

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Gatsby is very wealthy, and throughout his life up to this point he's probably met many different kinds of women, why is he still so obsessed with Daisy?

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Do you think Nick only describes people in excessive detail because he is very observant or do you think he does for weird reasons?

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I have observed how everything Gatsby has done is to get Daisy back, living in a constant state of seeking attention from her.

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I observed Tom having the audacity to be cautious or questionary of Gatsby even calling him crazy as if he isn't cheating on his wife 24/7

Asha Yusuf

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Why is Gatsby so hung up on Daisy? I know they had a past love relationship but what makes him think she still wants him?

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Gatsby's corrupted ways of gaining wealth remind me of celebrities who were exposed for committing fraud. We never know if they are just putting on a mask or not.

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Why doesn't Gatsby show his true intentions shouldn't Nick dig deeper to find out the cause.

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Both Myrtle and Daisy have the same taste in men (except Gatsby) and they have almost identical behaviours, lack of diversity in personas

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Although Gatsby and Daisy's relationship failed, he's still stuck on the memories of the past and seems to think money can be the solution.

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is Daisy really in love with Tom or is she still thinking about Gatsby? why did she break down on her wedding day or something if she wasn't still hung on him.

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Gatsby is way too delusional and stuck in the past.

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I don't like how everything Gatsby does is for Daisy, she is living her life and he's just wondering what's the next step so she can notice him.

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I don't like how in the book, Tom had been cheating on Daisy for a long time but she still hasn't caught on yet.

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I notice that Tom is very possessive. He does not care for anything about Daisy until she has an affair just like Tom.

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Jordan Baker's careless actions while driving are very similar to how many real life celebrities act. They tend not to care for the lives of others, think that money can solve whatever issues they get themselves in, and believe they are above others.

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One thing I noticed is that Gatsby thinks that money is the only way to get Daisy back as he tries to show off his wealth to her.

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Why is Gatsby so into Daisy? It's like he has never been around a women before. Like i'm trying to understand where all this is coming from.

Also I hate how women in this story are describe

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Tom and Mrytle's relationship reminds me of Tina Turner's abusive marriage (before she became famous)

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The author seems to portray Nick as this character who appears to be morally above everyone else, which takes away from his depth.

Asha Yusuf

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Despite Nick confirming his suspicions about Gatsby that he did not earn his wealth in a moralized way, he is still swayed by Gatsby due to his grand appearance. It suggests to me that money and image really influences the way we think of people.

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Why how did Tom think he was gonna go with us knowing he cheated on Daisy

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Wealth plays a huge role in this book Nick and others are getting blinded by the fact that Gatsby is rich.

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Besides colors, flowers are repeatedly mentioned throughout the chapters (ex: garden scenes, comparing characters to flowers, the color/verb "rose," Daisy's name)

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I don't like how Gatsby is held by his past and wont let it go especially when it comes to Daisy, he does many things for her not knowing if she would even want him.

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Gatsby used his wealth to control others, just as rich people today use wealth to control others (e.g., shady doctors, and big CEOs).

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The Great Gatsby connects to the American Dream because it mostly draws attention to wealth and prosperity.

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Gatsby seems like he's doing a lot of the things like party and trying to live this super wealthy lifestyle just to impress others not for his own happiness

for ex. Daisy

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Besides his connection with Wolfsheim, how else does Gatsby earn his fraudulent money?

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Nick is very 2 faced but puts on this mask to seem like the most humbled person ever

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IF Nick is gay, is he trying to sabotage Gatsby and Daisy's reconnection? Or Tom's and Daisy's marriage?

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Why is Daisy hesitant to get back with Gatsby when her relationship with Tom isn't great?

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Why do most of the women in this story so far are portrayed to be lacking self respect and kinda enjoy being treated wrong.

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I observed that Gatsby's whole purpose of living is to have money, cars, or materials just to impress/ win back daisy.

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How will Gatsby feel and act when he finds out that Daisy doesn't love him like he does will he be mad or will he not care.

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While I define words I don't understand, sometimes entire sentences or even a paragraph can be confusing sometimes. Fitzgerald writes characters' feelings in a very abstract way sometimes.