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On pg 80 when Nick says he has no girl who "floated along the dark cornices and blinding signs", is he talking about specifically Daisy or just a girl in general?

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what is Fitzgerald trying to do by listing off so many of the guests invited to Gatsby's house in the summer? p.62

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Why would Gatsby go through all the trouble of some elaborate 5 year plan just for Daisy? pg 83

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I noticed that when Carraway described Jordan's skin tone, he called her "golden", when he could have just called her tan. However, this is in the same paragraph as where he describes her as "clean, hard, limited", jaunty, and skeptic. Does he unconsciously appreciate these qualities in her, using golden to not only refer to her skin tone but to her value to him?

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Why would Gatsby be so obsessed with one girl, who is married, when he has so many other girls coming to his parties?
pg.79

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Why does Gatsby feel the need to ask everyone about this girl? Does she have some history with him? pg 84

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Why did Fitzgerald use middle eastern terms such as sheik and arabry in the poem on page 83

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In the poem on page 83 why does Fitzgerald use the word sheik

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We know that at the beginning of chapter 4, Nick shared with us the name of many of the guest to give the us an insight into the social dynamics at Gatsby´s parties (ie popularity), but how will this insight be useful later in the novel?

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Why does Gatsby feel the need to purchase this mansion after waiting so long? "(78)

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Pg.67
Does he Carrie around a souvenir in order to show off that he attended Oxford and played cricket

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What does it mean when it says Wolfsheim "fixed the world series"?
pg 73

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Is it significant that Gatsby referred to Nick as "old sport" multiple times? Also can Gatsby be compared to Tom in the fact that both share an unyielding restlessness, and impatient idiosyncrasies?

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Why does Nick label himself a bridesmaid? And how is Nick not more curious about Daisy's reasoning behind her drunken meltdown? (pg. 76)

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Why does Gatsby consider the war a "great relief" on page 66

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why did Mr Wolfsheim Lapsed into somnambulatory ? was he drunk, and what was he talking about when Nick and him first met?

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Why does Mr. Wolfsheim call attention to his cuff buttons when Nick wasn't interested in them? Is Mr. Wolfsheim similar to Gatsby in the way of having exotic items just to show off? (72 new book)

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Jordan says that Daisy only went for a few "flat-footed" and "short-sighted"  men in town. Is Jordan the one who feels this way about them, or Daisy, or both? Is she using this language towards them to show that the soldier was much better?

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What is Nick´s opinion of Gatsby in his words? Gatsby asks him but never gives him a chance to answer. (p. 65 school book)

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How did Daisy respond to the car crash incident Tom was in with an "anonymous" girl? pg.77

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Gatsby is hiding something from Nick but won't tell him. What does Gatsby want from Nick? Why does Miss Baker tell Nick and not Gatsby? (71)

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Mr. Wolfsheim describes Gatsby in a positive manner. Why did Mr. Wolfsheim mentioned things about Gatsby's molars and his college in England? Is Gatsby really that perfect of a man? (72)

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After hearing the tragic news about Gatsby's death one day before Daisy's wedding, why do you think she proceeded with her marriage? Pg.76

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Why and who shot Rosy? What would he have done to have people shoot him? Did he do something similar to Wolfsheim ? (70)

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On page 79, Nick describes Jordan as "clean, hard, limited person, who dealt in universal scepticism" and this doesn't explain any admirable feelings that Nick might have for her as someone in love would. Why is he investing in a romantic relationship with her if he doesn't genuinely like her?

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Why does Nick describe his first kiss with Jordan as "drawing her up to his face"? That doesn't seem very romantic a description to me! Is he in love with her, or what? (85)