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How is Gatsby's Dream a Corruption of the American Dream?

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How is Gatsby's Dream a Corruption of the American Dream?

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When Nick says "Then it had been merely the starts to which he has aspired on that June night" he is referring to the dream that Gatsby longs for and how unreachable it is.

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8. What do we learn about Daisy's early relationship with Gatsby

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8. What do we learn about Daisy's early relationship with Gatsby

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When she was eighteen, Daisy had a brief relationship with Gatsby before he left to fight in the war. It is unclear how serious their relationship was, but it was (at least based on how Jordan describes it) romantic and passionate. Daisy's family did not allow her to go say goodbye to Gatsby when he finally left, so she stopped talking to her family for two weeks. She promised to wait for Gatsby but instead Daisy became engaged twice and married Tom Buchanan in Gatsby's absence.

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6. What is ironic about Gatsby's appraisal of Jordan

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6. What is ironic about Gatsby's appraisal of Jordan

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Jay Gatsby tells Nick he admires Jordan's honesty. This is ironic because she isn't honest at all as she cheats at golf. Even Nick knows that she isn't honest. Gatsby thinks that she is and he admires her for that.

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Meyer Wolfshiem is a friend of Gatsby. He is described with repulsive adjectives and phrases like "tiny eyes" and "growths of hair". He is brought out to be mysterious and he likes to reveal things about other characters.

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Why does Gatsby want Daisy to see his house?

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Why does Gatsby want Daisy to see his house?

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The value of money at the time was very important and he wanted to show off.

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4.  Why does Nick say that listening to Gatsby “was like skimming through a dozen magazines.”?

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4.  Why does Nick say that listening to Gatsby “was like skimming through a dozen magazines.”?

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Because Gatsby lists many far fetched unbelievable stories that make Nick feel somewhat disorientated and confused.

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The people from East Egg are all named as families showing that they are born into their money as the people in West Egg have their professions named and shows that they made their money.

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3.  Why does Nick have to “restrain his incredulous laughter” when Gatsby says he is “...trying to forget something very sad that had happened to me a long time ago.”? What does this conversation reveal about Gatsby?

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3.  Why does Nick have to “restrain his incredulous laughter” when Gatsby says he is “...trying to forget something very sad that had happened to me a long time ago.”? What does this conversation reveal about Gatsby?

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Because Gatsby sounds like he is telling an unbelievable lie. His explanation of his curious past is "threadbare" and laughable, but eventually leading nick to believe at least some parts of it.

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The guests behave violently or recklessly with descriptions of domestic violence and getting drunk and gambling

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How is the mystery of Gatsby developed in the conversation that ensures on the way to New York?

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How is the mystery of Gatsby developed in the conversation that ensures on the way to New York?

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He skims over everything, talks sketchy,

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2.  Why does Gatsby call Nick “old sport”?

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2.  Why does Gatsby call Nick “old sport”?

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Gatsby uses the term "old sport" with Nick to maintain the facade of being upper class.

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Polysyndeton is used to emphasise the amount of people that were at the party