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https://padlet.com/nicolecurrie30/rkqz34b8s60n

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During the summer my family and I watch them when they show up in Minnesota.

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My father taught me many of the constellations when I was little, and the first one he taught me was the big dipper. It was also the first I taught my little cousins.

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"He literally glowed; without a word or a gesture of exultation a new well-being radiated from him and filled the little room." (Fitzgerald 89)

It explains how visually happy he is without him saying anything and how excited he was to see Daisy

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My grandma and I use to go stargazing all of the time when i was younger and when we were close.

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"You always have a green light that burns all night at the end of your dock" (Fitzgerald 92).

At one point in the book, Gatsby reaches for a green light while on his dock. This quote shows that Gatsy was really reaching out for Daisy because he's in love with her. Clearly the green light means something to him because it is a symbol of Daisy.

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"... Daisy came out of the house and two rows of brass buttons on her dress gleamed in the sunlight" (Fitzgerald 90).
It was first raining when Gatsby and Daisy met. Once they finally started to talk the sun came out which showed how everything seemed to be "right" after they were reunited. The sunlight gleaming off the brass buttons of Daisy's dress also shows her happiness and joy now that she gets to see Gatsby after years apart.

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The whole house was lit up, and full with bright lights. So that Daisy could find him again.