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Sample response: In The Great Gatsby, Daisy Buchanan is portrayed as a complex character, embodying both illusion and reality. On one hand, she represents the illusion of the American Dream, with her luxurious lifestyle masking deep dissatisfaction. This is evident in the scene where Daisy cries over Gatsby's shirts, symbolizing her realization that material possessions cannot fill the void in her life. Furthermore, in real life, we often see individuals who project a perfect image on social media but are struggling with personal issues offline, mirroring Daisy's character.

Jay Gatsby, on the other hand, captures the essence of illusion versus reality through Nick Carraway's perspective. Nick initially views Gatsby as a mysterious and extravagant figure, symbolizing the illusion of wealth and success. However, as the novel progresses, Nick uncovers Gatsby's true nature - a man deeply in love with Daisy and haunted by his past. This shift in perspective challenges the reader to question their initial judgments, highlighting the blurred lines between illusion and reality in human relationships.

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 Discuss Daisy's character and Gatsby's relationship with her. Was she an illusion or a reality? Discuss Jay Gatsby's character and Nick's perspective of him. Was it an illusion or a reality? Defend your position by including evidence from the text or a connection to real life.

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Does the American Dream still exist? Has it ever truly been a reality, or did it cease to exist at some point over the years? Defend your position by including evidence from the text or a connection to real life.

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Has society seen a decline in social and moral values? Defend your position by including evidence from the text or a connection to real life. 

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After arranging your seats in a Socratic Circle, you will have a student-led "discussion" on The Great Gatsby using Padlet to communicate.

To guide the discussion, answer the provided posts and press the 'connect' feature to link your ideas together. Use the 'upvote' or 'downvote' feature to show your support of a peer's argument; if you 'downvote', explain why you may disagree with the original poster's (OP) argument.

You can get notified when someone responds to your post by selecting the 'bell' feature on the left-side toolbar.