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Today we will focus on The American Dream and Symbolism.

American Dream : Write a paragraph describing how Fitzgerald has used the Buchanan's and Jay Gatsby to present the American Dream to his readers. How does he want the reader to interpret the American Dream? Write an 8-10 sentence paragraph in CER format, with correctly formatted evidence. HIGHLIGHT your claim, BOLD your evidence, and ITALICIZE your reasoning. NO PERSONAL PRONOUNS.

Symbolism : The Green Light at the end of Daisy's dock is a prominent symbol in the story. What do you think it means? Use Evidence to support your answer, in 8-10 sentences. Also add an image to represent what you believe the Green Light represents. DO NOT UPLOAD A PICTURE OF A GREEN LIGHT.

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the green light boi represents daisy , or the american dream boi coming true.
everyone tries to reach for the perfect life and gatsby is just like everyone else. He tries to reach for the dream. He already had all of his dreams come true except for one thing... Daisy. He only needs her to accomplish his american dream. Everything else is just perfect but it doesn't matter cuz no matter how good you have it, you always try to improve
"he stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious way, and far as I was from him I could have sworn he was trembling. Involuntarily I glanced seaward--and distinguished nothing except a single green light, minute and far away, that might have been the end of a dock. When I looked once more for Gatsby he had vanished, and I was alone again in the unquiet darkness."
(Fitzgerald 20-21).

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The green light at the end of Daisy's dock represents daisy.  "Gatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be just across the bay."(Fitzgerald,78) He reaches for the one thing he still wants; Daisy. Gatsby has wealth and could have lived anywhere. But he chose that house because he wanted to be close to her.  He throws parties in hopes she'll wander in but she doesn't. He has everything he could ever need but one thing. A person to share it with. He still wants Daisy.

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I think the green light stands for Gatsby's happiness with Daisy. AT the end of chapter 1 Jay Gatsby reaches for the green light but it was out of his reach. "he stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious way, and , far as i was from him, i could have sworn he was trembling. Involuntarily I glanced seaward-and distinguished nothing except a single green light, minute and far way, that might have been the end of a dock" (Fitzgerald 20-21). Daisy is out of reach of Gatsby because Daisy is with Tom and Daisy is not gonna leave Tom.

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The green light stands for Daisy, he's reaching out for her.

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The green light at the end of chapter one in The Great Gatsby,  by F.Scott Fitzgerald, is an obvious symbolization that has to do with Gatsby. The green light represents Daisy Buchanan and it is out of reach. Gatsby can barely see it and reaches out for it. He has always loved Daisy and wants to go back to how they used to be before Gatsby went off to war. Gatsby strives for his one and only love, Daisy, and can only see from afar of what it could’ve been or can still be if he ever reaches his goal.

Gatsby reaching for his American Dream:

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Fitzgerald created this symbol to represent the love between Daisy and Gatsby. "...though he says he's read a Chicago paper for years just on the chance of catching a glimpse of Daisy's name" (Fitzgerald, 79). Doing something for that long takes love and dedication. The reason that the light is still going but, is far away may be that Daisy still loves Gatsby but, because Tom is so manipulative and controlling she cannot do anything so the light is still lit.

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The green light represents how Gatsby almost has Daisy but he can't quite reach her. She is married to Tom so nothing with Daisy can ever advance. An affair is all it will ever be but he wants Daisy for life.  "The fact that he had one was insisted upon wherever he was known. His acquaintances resented the fact that he turned up in popular restaurants with her and, leaving her at a table, sauntered about, chatting with whomever he knew." (Fitzgerald, 26) This quote is significant because it shows how awful Tom treats Daisy and how much better off Daisy would be with Gatsby.

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I believe that the green light is to represent Gatsby reaching happiness and being content. It's obvious through out the party scene and following chapter that Gatsby is not happy and he misses Daisy. The green light is described as "a single green light, minute and far away, that might have been at the end of the dock." (Fitzgerald 21). Gatsby is reaching out for the light for a moment before quickly leaving. He knows he can't reach it.  Later in the book it says, "Gatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be just across the bay." (Fitzgerald 78).  The light seen before was in the water and far away, and following that direction leads to Daisy and Tom's house, furthering the connection between Gatsby and Daisy.

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jay Gatsby already had all of his dreams come true, He only needs her to accomplish his american dream. Gatsby is reaching for daisy to be his girl ya know?   "Gatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be just across the bay."(Fitzgerald#78) Gatsby strives for his one and only love, Daisy, he wants her to be his wife and the love of his life.

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I believe the green light represents Gatsby's dream to be with Daisy. "Gatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be just across the bay" (Fitzgerald, 78).  Gatsby believes Daisy is his "happily ever after" due to the love they shared in their youth and he will do anything to be with her as long as it doesn't involve Tom. I think the green light posses the ability to show a dream that has not yet become reality due to lack of effort from the dreamer. Gatsby has almost everything a normal bystander could dream of in that time yet, his true dream could be for true love and he wants to achieve that through Daisy.

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I truly think that the green light hung up at Daisy's house and Gatsby reaching for symbolizes how close Gatsby is to reaching his dream of being with Daisy. Gatsby has been in love with Daisy for along time now and he just can't see how Daisy married Tom, treats her like garbage and hasn't left him yet, so he can make his move and love her till death. Daisy is an attention girl and all she wants is to be loved unconventionally and Gatsby is willing to give that to her. Gatsby set up his house to be right across from Daisy's and is always waiting for her to come so he can show her how much she means to him and give her the love she never got from Tom. The sad part is that Daisy doesn't even know who Gatsby is and because of that i don't think she'll come to his party's.

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The green light represents how he wants to reach his dream with having Daisy there with him and to live a happy life together

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The green light represents that now is the time to try and meet Daisy again. "He's afraid, he's waited too long." (Fitzgerald, pg.78)

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The Green Light represents Daisy. Gatsby looking and reaching out towards the light represents Gatsby wanting to be with Daisy, reaching out for her. "...and distinguished nothing except a single green light, minute and far way, that might have been the end of a dock."(Fitzgerald 21) Daisy lives on the other side of the bay where Gatsby's arm was stretched out to. He was trembling at the light because he misses Daisy and wants to be with her again.

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Fitgerald has been grasping our attention with all the wealth and higher achieved lifestyle.   In the text, " My house was at the very tip of the egg, only fifty yards from the sound, and squeezed between two huge places rented for tweleve or fifteen thousand a season. " ( Fitgerald 5 ). This quote talks about living life that's filled with expensive items that everyone wants to achieve. The American Dream stands for by this quote is, living with luxury is what people tend to teach . Having this lifestyle can represent the goal that wants to be reached and actually happen in their life time. Reaching this goal is very over proportional, it takes hard work that doesnt come easy.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald represents the American Dream through Gatsby and shows how Gatsby had nothing but worked hard into wealth and power. "My family all died and I came into a good deal of money." (Fitzgerald, 65) Gatsby had to work hard to get where he is. He went into war and became a war hero. He has medals to show and pictures. He doesn't remember where he came from and what led him to all of his success. In conclusion, The American Dream is shown through Gatsby.

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Throughout The Great Gatsby, wealth and luxury is thrown around casually, however it's represented in a way that is the opposite of the American dream. Jay Gatsby and the Buchanan's do not represent the American Dream. As shown by the quotes, "His family were enormously wealthy," (Fitzgerald 6), and, "I am the son of some wealthy people in the Middle West---all dead now," (Fitzgerald 65). This shows that even though they reached the goal of the typical American Dream, wealth, they didn't actually do anything to reach it. It has been shown multiple times that they didn't work for their wealth, they didn't struggle, and have never known poverty. They didn't have the equal opportunity boasted in the American Dream, they were given better opportunity. This is why Jay Gatsby and the Bucanan's do not represent the American Dream.

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Jay Gatsby and The Buchanan's do represent the American Dream based off the fact that each of them made as much money as they want. "He saw me looking with admiration at his his car," (Fitzgerald 64). Jay has his own car, his own house, and possessions. He made all his money on his own and did whatever he wanted for the money. The 2 family's in Gatsby represent the American dream because each of the men made all of their own money and own possessions. That is the definition of The American Dream.

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Mr. Gatsby and the Buchanan's do not represent the true American Dream. Scott Fitzgerald wants to emphasize Mr. Gatsby and the Buchanan's has people who have reached their dream or if they still have ways to go before they can finally grasp it. ''Gatsby, pale as death with his hands plunged like weights in his coat pockets, was standing in a puddle of water glaring tragically into my eyes'' Fitzgerald pg86. Both Gatsby and the Buchanan's have money, power, and enjoy parties on different stand points, but they can't buy everything with the money and power that they possess. People think that the american dream is all about being rich and famous in one way or another, but that's sadly not true. Everybody has their american dream that they want to come true, some same as others, but all people don't want to be rich or famous, some want to live a peaceful life filled with friends and family. Others may want to just live a fulfilling life of adventure. People have their own pursuits and desires that are within and without of their grasp. Everybody has their own dreams and that is why Mr. Gatsby and the Buchanan's don't represent the American Dream.

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In the book, The American Dream is represented through the Buchanan's and Jay Gatsby. "One of those men who reach such an acute limited excellence at twenty-one that everything afterwards savors of anticlimax." (Fitzgerald, 6) Here, Nick is talking about how Tom has just about everything any man could dream of. Tom has wealth, a large house, a wife, and also a mistress.

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No, the Buchanan's and Jay Gatsby don't represent the American Dream. The American Dream is when people work hard the reach their goal and gain success. The Buchanan's prove that they did not work for their success by saying, "His family were enormously wealthy -- even in college his freedom with money was a matter for reproach..." (Fitzgerald 6). Jay Gatsby also shows that he did not work for his wealth by saying, "My family all died and I came into a good deal of money" (Fitzgerald 65). Both the Buchanan's and Jay Gatsby didn't have to work for their success. They both inherited their wealth from their family.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald represents the American Dream using Gatsby and the Buchanan's. He is using them to present the American Dream for the readers to find textual evidence why or why not they're the American Dream. No, Gatsby and the Buchanan's are not the American Dream because they both have not yet accomplished most of everything they yet want to have or do. Gatsby already had most of his dreams come true and had succeed most throughout his life and is happy where he is at besides the fact that Daisy is not by his side to make his life perfect. He wants her with him to accomplish his American Dream and go on with his life but he wont without her. The Buchanan's are not living their American Dream. They both are fooling themselves. They are very greedy and selfish towards a lot in their lives . The Buchanan's are basically living two separate lives of their own most the time.

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In The Great Gatsby . Jay Gatsby represents the American Dream by wealth, big house and love for Daisy. "After that i lived like a young rajah in all the capitals of Europe- Paris, Venice, Rome- collecting jewels, chiefly rubies, hunting big games, painting a little,things for myself only..." (Fitzgerald, # 65).

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Jay Gatsby and the Buchanan's do not represent the American Dream.  They are both given everything they had and not worked as hard as many of the others in this story."Gatsby, pale as death with his hands plunged like weights in his coat pockets, was standing in a puddle of water glaring tragically into my eyes'' (Fitzgerald#86)
The American Dream is when people work hard the reach their goal and arent just handed wealth and actually putting in effort and hard work into what they strongly desire. Gatsby also shows that he did not work for his wealth by saying, "My family all died and I came into a good deal of money" (Fitzgerald 65).  gatsby and the bucannons inherited all their wealth and anything they ever wanted. all people don't want to be rich or famous, some want to live a peaceful life filled with friends and family.

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In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald is of the perspective that the American dream is impossible to achieve, s you always have to be striving for something. Jay Gatsby and the Buchanans do not represent the American Dream as it is cannot be achieved. "This is a permanent move, said Daisy over the telephone, but I didn't believe it--I had no sight into Daisy's heart, but I felt that Tom would drift on forever seeking, a little wistfully, for the dramatic turbulence of some irrecoverable football game."(Fitzgerald, 6)

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The American Dream is one of those things which one could only just "dream" of. Jay Gatsby and the Buchanan's are some of those people who represent the American Dream in the novel, The Great Gatsby. "A national figure in a way, one of those men who reach such an acute limited excellence at twenty-one that eventually afterward savors of anticlimax" (Fitzgerald, 6). The narrator, Nick, describes Tom Buchanan as having everything one could wish for and being extremely successful at such a young age. The American Dream requires having wealth, a house, and a family. Tom is one of those Americans to have been able to accomplish the American Dream and the same could be said for Gatsby.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald represents The American Dream through Jay Gatsby ans the Buchanan's. These characters are the most prominent throughout the story that demonstrate this idea. "My house was at the tip of the egg, only fifty yards from the Sound, and squeezed between two huge places that rented for twelve or fifteen thousand a season." The American Dream has big everything. Big houses, lots of cars, money, etc. The population of east and west egg both portray this idea.

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Fitzgerald uses his characteristics in the story to display the flaws in the American Dream. The Buchanan's and Jay Gatsby do not represent the American Dream.

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The American Dream is what everyone aspires to accomplish in life, people often mistaken the American Dream as having wealth and materialistic things to create happiness. In “The Great Gatsby”, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Main characters Gatsby and the Buchanan’s show failure of attainment of the American Dream. “Gatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be right across the bay” (F. Scott Fitzgerald, Page Number 78). Gatsby represents what people think the American Dream is about, much wealth and ability to buy materialistic things to create happiness, but although he has all that he still is miserable from the lack of love he desires from Daisy. The Buchanan’s represent the lack of work that they have put in to get the American dream and will never be happy from lack of love and acceptance that people naturally desire in life. In conclusion, The American dream isn’t only about wealth and buying whatever you desire, its about love and being human. Its about having connections with people and working hard to earn what you deserve.

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In The Great Gatsby . Gatsby represents the American Dream by money  big houses and his feelings for Daisy. "After that i lived like a young rajah in all the capitals of Europe- Paris, Venice, Rome- collecting jewels, chiefly rubies, hunting big games, painting a little,things for myself only..." (Fitzgerald, # 65).

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Fitzgerald shows a broken American Dream in the Great Gatsby. The American Dream is to happily live life and accomplish as much as possible in life. "You see I think everthings

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One way that the F Scott Fitzgerald uses gatsby to show the american dream is

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F. Scott Fitzgerald represents The American Dream through Jay Gatsby ans the Buchanan's.These characters are the most prominent throughout the story that demonstrate this idea. "My house was at the tip of the egg, only fifty yards from the Sound, and squeezed between two huge places that rented for twelve or fifteen thousand a season." The American Dream has big everything. Big houses, lots of cars, money, etc. The population of east and west egg both portray this idea.

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Fitzgerald shows a broken and failed American Dream in his story The Great Gatsby. The American Dream is to happily live life and accomplish as much as possible in life. "You see I think everything's terrible anyhow,"(Fitzgerald, 17)
This statement is said by Daisy, Daisy plays a young lady whos in an unhappy marriage with her cheating, terrible husband, Tom. From the outside you wouldn't be able to tell that there is any problems with the family, the have everything the average family can dream of from a huge mansion house , fancy clothes, people who get their mail and cook for them. Gatsby as well has everything anyone can ask for but still seems to be unhappy, the love of his life is married to someone else. " I think he half expected her to wander into one of his parties, some night..." (Fitzgerald 79) The "he" in this statement is Gatsby, he buys a huge house facing the Buchanan's house and throws huge parties in hopes of Daisy one day showing up to one of them. Saying this it shows that having everything you can ever dream of as in housing, clothing and more can mean nothing if your not truly happy, the American Dream is not shown in this book, what is shown in this book is a failure to succeed the American Dream.

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The American Dream can be classified in many different ways. In The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby and the Buckanan's symbolize what people believe the American Dream was all about.  Jay Gatsby represented the American Dream through his big house, love for Daisy, parties, and wealth. "After that I lived like a young rajah in all the capitals of Europe- Paris,Venice, Rome- collecting jewels, chiefly rubies, hunting big games, painting a little, things for myself only..." (Fitzgerald, #65). The Buchanan's showed the American Dream in a slightly different way with their marriage, kid, house, cars, and wealth. "The lawn started at the beach and ran toward the front door for a quarter mile..." (Fitzgerald, #6). What appears to be a perfect life grabs the attention of people seeking to have the American Dream. Jay Gatsby and the Buchanan's showed what the overall look of the American Dream.

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The american dream is a ever rotating ideal that changes from person to person. F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the difference in between the Buchanan's and Gatsby to show this. All Gatsby wants is to be with Daisy, he throws extravagant parties and goes as far as to buy a mansion across the bay to be near her. However, the american dream changes when viewed from Tom Buchanan's perspective.  Tom lives for his college days when he played football. He cheats on his wife for no real reason other than he can and has no care for anyone or anything. His american dream is that he has no real wants or need and can do whatever he wants. Fitzgerald does a great job of portraying the difference between people in a way that we can compare and contrast how Americans may act and want to act.

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I think the situation for both Gatsby a Tom clearly show who is gonna keep Daisy and be with her. We already know that Gatsby is gonna take the blame for Daisy killing Myrtle and Tom has done truly nothing wrong up to this point except make Daisy mad. Here's the thing though, Gatsby will be thrown in Jail or end up dead, because of the murder. While Tom has already started to try a change his ways for Daisy's sake, because he truly does love her, he just doesn't show it. Tom will eventually changes, because he has the determination to keep Daisy away from Gatsby. Gatsby is still far from getting Daisy, considering that she still lives with Tom. Gatsby's car will be found and something bad will happen to him, also if he goes to jail theirs no chance that Daisy would visit him in their, not too mention all the other charges he might get for his background history in being a bootlegger. Tom will eventually win Daisy's heart back and might be able to make up for all the wrongs that he made to her, plus Myrtle is dead Tom no longer has a mistress. We also don't know what George might do if or when he finds out Gatsby's car is the car that killed his wife.

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I believe Daisy should end up staying with Tom. Gatsby is completely obsessed with Daisy, and it's not healthy and the relationship wouldn't work out. His expectations would be too high and Daisy would never be able to meet them, "There must have been moments even that afternoon when Daisy tumbled short of his dreams." (Fitzgerald 95). Though, Daisy wouldn't have to worry about him cheating on her. For Tom, she's already married to him, and she admitted that she did love him, so who's to say that now that Myrtle is gone, they can't love each other again. "Even alone I can't say that I never loved Tom, it wouldn't be true." (Fitzgerald 133). Tom mourning Myrtle could actually drive him towards Daisy, and bring them closer. This is why I believe Daisy would end up Tom.

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The tone for The Great Gatsby changes with each place but, that tone is always constant. "Occasionally a line of grey cars crawls along an invisible track, gives out a ghastly creek, and comes to rest, and immediately the ash-grey men swarm up with leaden spades and stir up an impenetrable cloud, which screens their obscure operations from your sight" (Fitzgerald, 23). Fitzgerald wants to show that this place is very different from both the eggs. That the poor and rich are very different. Also to show the uneasiness the characters are feeling being here.

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I believe that Daisy should end up with Tom and not Gatsby. Gatsby is more obsessed over her than she is him and obviously is willing to do anything including taking the blame for her hitting Myrtle with the car. He has fantasied years over her and to finally be with her rather than going out in reality and trying to have her to himself and had took too long to try and ''win'' her over with working on becoming wealthy and over those years Daisy and Tom had met  and fell in love, gotten married, started a family and have a child together now. Her and Tom do have their differences, but every couple does at some point and does not mean they don't love each other. Daisy admits that loves Gatsby, but also that she still loves Tom very much even tho he did cheat and hurt her, but he still in some ways shows that he does not want to lose her and not to Gatsby.

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Daisy should end up with Tom because of the disputes between both Gatsby and Tom. Gatsby has gotten his money mostly illegally yet cares so dearly for Daisy and she sees this, however, Tom still cares for Daisy even though he is a jerk most of the time. He cares deeply for his wife and Daisy feels the same for him yet they don't really show each other. "Even alone I can't say I never loved Tom, she admitted in a pitiful voice." (Fitzgerald, 133). Gatsby is getting too cocky about how Daisy has ONLY loved him yet she proves him wrong by saying it would be a lie, even if she meant it as a punch towards Tom, she cannot lie to herself. Gatsby notices this and backs away but still tries to get Daisy for himself. Daisy and Tom may have their differences, they still want to make their marriage work for the better and they will do something to make it work again to make them how they had felt about each other like they did in their youth. "He was talking intently across the table at her, and in his earnestness his hand had fallen upon and covered her own. Once in a while she looked up at him and nodded in agreement...There was an unmistakable air of natural intimacy about the picture , and anybody would have said that they were conspiring together." (Fitzgerald, 145).

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As much as Gatsby seems like the right person, I believe that she is better off staying with Tom. Despite Tom having multiple affairs, he has better morals and keeps the relationship balanced. While Gatsby is completely mad over Daisy and could potentially put someone in danger. Gatsby is willing to do whatever it takes to be with Daisy no matter the cost. Daisy is conflicted still loves Tom, but doesn't know what to do. "Even alone I can't say I never loved Tom she admitted in a pitiful voice" (Fitzgerald, 133).

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The tone is very dark and that creates a serious mood. "It ripped her open" (Fitzgerald 144). "Making a short deft movement, Tom Buchanan broke her nose with his open hand." (Fitzgerald 37). In the book there is multiple violent actions and that really adds to the dark tone the story gives off. Fitzgerald made the story have a dark tone because there are may dark topics laid throughout the book.

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Gatsby is definitely better for Daisy than Tom is. Tom cheats, lies, doesn't treat her with respect, and doesn't show her love.  If Tom loved Daisy he wouldn't feel the need to go around with other girls.  On the other hand Gatsby is trying to show Daisy that he can take care of her and show her that she is worth his time.  Gatsby tries to impress her with his big house and with all his nice cloths.   Daisy just wants to be loved and Gatsby is the right person for that. "I want to wait here until Daisy goes to bed."(Fitzgerald,#145). Gatsby would do  anything to make Daisy feel happy and safe even if it's to take the blame for something he didn't do. "but of course i"ll say i was." (Fitzgerald, #143)

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The tone is very serious throughout the whole book. There are not very many happy/ funny parts except for Gatsby's parties. "It ripped her open----" (fitzgerald 144). At the end of the book Tom's affair got killed and hardly anyone cared but her husband. Tom is always mad at someone and Gatsby is just on a constant chase for his girl. He never relaxes and has fun just like all the main characters. The tone is serious and the characters are never happy.

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Fitzgerald's tone is very cynical. Through Nick he can show snarkiness and how much he really judges people. Nick almost mocks the drama of the Buchanans and Jordan. In chapter 1 we see it when he meets with Daisy, Tom, and Jordan for the first time. Daisy calls him a rose and he thinks to himself "This was untrue. I am not even faintly like a rose. She was only extemporizing, but a stirring warmth flowed from her, as if her heart was trying to come out to you concealed in one of those breathless, thrilling words." In this sentance alone we see him being cynical towards Daisy and what was supposed to be a compliment has turned into him pushing it away and instead almost mocking her.

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I believe Daisy should end up with Gatsby, not Tom. We know that Daisy loves both Tom and Gatsby, but who is better for her? Tom is a cheater and doesn't care for Daisy. "Tom's got some woman in New York."(Fitzgerald 15). "'It couldn't be helped!' cried Daisy with tense gayety." (Fitzgerald 15). He doesn't give Daisy The respect that she deserves. Gatsby would be good for Daisy because he wants the best for her. "I want to wait here till Daisy goes to bed." (Fitzgerald 145). Gatsby cares for Daisy and wants her to be okay. This is why Daisy should be with Gatsby.

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Daisy should end up staying with Gatsby, not Tom. The reasons that Gatsby should be with Daisy are he has known her for a and they were together before and that he teats he right. Gatsby would be able to treat her the right way by not being rude to her or cheating, also getting her nice thing making her happy. Tom does not show Daisy that he cares about her because he cheats on her right in front of her. Gatsby has loved Daisy for a while, but he ended up making her nervous because he had yelled and Daisy ended up staying with Tom because she knows Tom well and feels safe with him. If Gatsby had not made her feel unconformable then he probably would have ended up with her.

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I believe that Daisy should end up with Gatsby

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The two men that have been fighting over Daisy are very different but, eventually there will be a clear winner of Daisy's heart, Gatsby. "She stood it pretty well, He spoke as if Daisy's reaction was the only thing that mattered" (Fitzgerald, 143).  To deal with Myrtle's death with worrying about someone else must mean you care about them a lot to not even worry about your own feelings on the matter. Now to see why Tom isn't a very good fit, being unfaithful. "Why- she said hesitantly Tom's got some woman in New York" (Fitzgerald, 15). To marry someone and almost immediately cheat on them means that Tom really doesn't care about Daisy is the least bit. After all this reconsidering of the facts Gatsby should be with Daisy because he cares about her and the man she is with now clearly doesn't.

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I believe Gatsby should end up with daisy. Tom is cheating on Daisy, being unfaithful and untrustworthy. He also takes advantage of her and takes her for granted. He says he loves her but shows her he doesn't. " Gatsby wants to take care of her. He loves Diasy.

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The tone throughout the whole of The Great Gatsby is very cynical, and dark. Eerie imagery is used such as, "Occasionally a line of gray cars crawls along an invisible track, gives out a ghastly creak, and comes to a rest." (FItzgerald 23). As well as a more subtle one, "When I came home to West Egg that night I was afraid for a moment that my house was on fire." (Fitzgerald 81). This imagery adds a sense of dread, or eeriness to the scenes. Although nothing bad is happening in the moment, it still makes it feel like something bad will happen soon, as if it's all leading up to something. As the book goes on, it gets darker, and the characters are more and more motivated by self interest. "Yes, but of course I''ll say I was." (Fitzgerald 143). Gatsby tells Nick that if anyone asks, that it was him driving, not Daisy. He's not concerned about the dead girl, he's motivated by his own interest of protecting Daisy.

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The main tone Fitzgerald uses in this book is cynical. He uses different characters to show this, for example, through Gatsby he shows his persistence to be Daisy's one and only. Through Myrtle you see her wanting to use Tom to get out of the Valley of Ashes. These characters are key points to figuring out the tone and there are multiple instances that the author uses situations or characters so he can prove the tone. "Well, I've had a very bad time, Nick, and I'm pretty cynical about everything" (Fitzgerald, 16).

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In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald wants to grab the readers attention through different tones.
The tone throughout the book is deep and suspenseful. "But above the grey land and the spasms of bleak dust which drift endlessly over it..." (Fitzgerald,#23). This tries to make the story have a cold tone to the situation. Without the different types of tone changes the story wouldn't be as interesting as it is.

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Tom and Gatsby both have their pros and cons when it comes to being with Daisy. Tom is a lair, a cheater, and has hit a girl. Gatsby has done nothing but show Daisy respect, show off for her, takes responsibility for the death of Myrtle. Gatsby would do anything to make Daisy happy and make sure she's okay. Therefore i believe Gatsby would the best fit for Daisy.

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i think Tom should end up with Daisy. Gatsby has had a fantasy of Daisy for so long but Daisy cant felfill his fantasy and give him what he wants.

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In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald wants us to visualize and feel that emotion and drama. Everybody in The Great Gatsby is Cynical and a lot of the scenes are dark and broody. Every scene so far Gatsby has been creepy with his desperation to have Daisy for himself. Tom wants Daisy, and maybe Myrtle. Jordan we don't know her true intentions and we don't know Nicks intentions either. The scene for everything puts drama and suspense for the reader as they claw through all of the problems that distress each character over periods of time. Everybody works for themselves and each confrontation of a new area just starts more drama. The characters constantly try and hurt each other or use each other for their own personal gain, which is kinda how it works right now in the real world.

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The Tone throughout the book is very dark there is a lot of tension between all the characters in the story. Fitzgerald is trying to grab the readers attention

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The tone throughout the book The Great Gatsby is very cynical and dark. Fitzgerald is trying to grab the readers attention by making

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Gatsby should be with Daisy because he is a good man. Tom has shown plenty of time that he is not a loyal man towards Daisy. Gatsby has been kind to Daisy. He even took the blame for Daisy killing Myrtle and that takes a lot of love and courage to do so.  Even towards children he was good. He couldn't believe it but he still accepted her. " Gatsby and I in turn leaned down and took the small, reluctant hand. Afterward he kept looking at the child with surprise. I don't think he had ever really believed in its existence before. (7.53)"  The quote for him taking the fall he stated,  "Yes," he said after a moment, "but of course I'll say I was. You see, when we left New York she was very nervous and she thought it would steady her to drive – and this woman rushed out at us just as we were passing a car coming the other way. It all happened in a minute, but it seemed to me that she wanted to speak to us, thought we were somebody she knew. Well, first Daisy turned away from the woman toward the other car, and then she lost her nerve and turned back. The second my hand reached the wheel I felt the shock – it must have killed her instantly." (7.396)

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The tone throughout the whole of The Great Gatsby is very cynical, and dark. Eerie imagery is used such as, "Occasionally a line of gray cars crawls along an invisible track, gives out a ghastly creak, and comes to a rest." (FItzgerald 23). As well as a more subtle one, "When I came home to West Egg that night I was afraid for a moment that my house was on fire." (Fitzgerald 81). This imagery adds a sense of dread, or eeriness to the scenes. Although nothing bad is happening in the moment, it still makes it feel like something bad will happen soon, as if it's all leading up to something. As the book goes on, it gets darker, and the characters are more and more motivated by self interest. "Yes, but of course I''ll say I was." (Fitzgerald 143). Gatsby tells Nick that if anyone asks, that it was him driving, not Daisy. He's not concerned about the dead girl, he's motivated by his own interest of protecting Daisy.

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The Great Gatsby ventures towrad between deceitful and sympathetic with caustic scorn gradually giving way to sympathy toward the end. The tone of the opening paragraphs of the novel is also kind of gloomy because Nick narrates these paragraphs from a later perspective, as part of the framing of the narrative. Once he’s established his framing device, Nick becomes wry in describing the Long Island social scene. Nick is both impressed and disturbed by his neighbors’ wild lifestyles. He extensively details the decadence of Gatsby’s extravagant parties, and comments on Tom and Daisy in a tone of aloof reproach. When Nick finds out about Tom’s affair with Myrtle he says, “To a certain temperament the situation might have seemed intriguing—my own instinct was to telephone immediately for the police.”

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The Great Gatsby , F. Scott Fitzgerald's tone was very calm and smooth. While writing the book he uses descriptive words to have the excitement intense. " He wont touch her " ( Fitzgerald's 144 ). This quote talks about tom saying Gatsby wont touch Daisy. He gives the readers a suspense of tension while saying it.

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Daisy should end up with Gatsby. For 5 years, Gatsby has built up his life to try to impress the only person that's worth impressing to him- Daisy. He bought a house that's across from hers so that they can see each other. Gatsby showed Daisy his man ion and revalued everything depending on her reaction to it. "I'm going to fix everything the way it was before," he said, nodding determinedly. "She'll see." Gatsby is so determined to win back Daisy. He wants things to be back to the way they were before. "Your wife doesn't love you.," said Gatsby. "She's never loved you. She loves me." Gatsby, in his head, has made up him and Daisy's life together so much that he thinks that Daisy only loves him and that isn't true. She loves Gatsby and Tom but in the end ends up choosing Tom over Gatsby.

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Daisy should end up with Gatsby no matter what. Tom is a terrible man that got all his money handed down to him. He has never worked hard and never had to struggle. Gatsby is a better guy that would treat Daisy a lot better because he has had to struggle and has made all his money. When you have to work for everything you tend to care about your possessions a lot more. Even if he has made all his money illegally he hustled and made a lot of money from helping the old man with a yacht. "For over a year he had been beating his way along the south shore of Lake Superior as a clam-digger and a salmon-fisher..." (fitzgerald 98). He had to do hard work at a young age which built his character. He will treat Daisy a thousand times better and won't have a mistress like Tom had before she died.

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I believe Daisy should end up with Tom . Daisy should end with Tom because she was married to him before she found out that shes in love with him. Being in love with someone else doesn't give them the right to "switch". Gatsby has overwhelmed Daisy to the point where she cried about it . Tom has always been there for Daisy along with Gatsby but Daisy just cant leave Tom for Gatsby. While Gatsby was fighting with Tom over Daisy , Gatsby was just worried getting Daisy unlike Tom actually worried and concerned about where Daisy was in the moment. " Your wife doesnt love you " (Fitzgerald 130". ' You've been seeing this fellow for 5 Years? " ( Fitzgerald 131 )

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Tom should end up with Daisy, they both are careless when it comes down to other people lives and feelings. They both seek the safety of the known, Gatsby’s represents the unknown and could never provide the Fantasy life that Daisy’s hopeless romantic self-strives for. “It passed, and he began to talk excitedly to Daisy, denying everything, defending his name against accusations that had not been made. But with every word she was drawing further and further into herself, so he gave that up, and only the dead dream fought on as the afternoon slipped away, trying to touch what was no longer tangible, struggling unhappily, despairingly, toward that lost voice across the room.” (Fitzgerald, 134). After Tom Buchanan reveals more about Gatsby’s Past, Daisy realizes she could never give up the safety Tom Provides for her and risk the life she could have with Gatsby. Gatsby is more deserving of Daisy’s love but has also dreamed far too much on the life he wanted and sought too much into who he presumed Daisy to be. Daisy is a Gold-digger, she has always been blinded by unattainable American Dream that everyone strives for. "Go on. He won’t annoy you. I think he realizes that his presumptuous little flirtation is over." (Fitzgerald, 135). After all this time, Tom will always know Daisy more than anybody else could ever. Tom is the most compatible person to be with Daisy and always will be, they are alike in every way.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald’s tone in The Great Gatsby is very overwhelmingly pessimistic, scarily dark, and set around the idea of purposelessness and carelessness that comes with being wealthy. Nick is thrown into the novel to break the tragedy that is already set to occur, he is an “Honest Man” that by stands all the endless conflicts. He watches from afar and retells the story of everything that happens. He points out things that should’ve been obvious warning signs for all the characters, but the great carelessness clouds over logical thoughts by all.

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i believe Daisy should belong with Gatsby and not Tom. Gatsby treats Daisy right, he can provide for her. Gatsby can buy her nice things, things that Tom never got her. He loved her before he left and he has never stopped. When Daisy hit Mrytle Gatsby took the blame for her beacuse he didn't want to lose her. Tom has cheated on Daisy right in front of her. He has also hit a woman, Mrytle. Gatsby and Tom both love Daisy but Gatsby is willing to do anything for her.

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The tone in the book is dark and serious. Many of the characters are happy, the only times people her have fun or enjoying themselves is at Gatsby's parties. Fitzgerald wants to get the readers attention. He makes us think about whats going to happen next.

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The tone in this book is very dark and direct but with some mystery to it.Every scene so far Gatsby has been creepy with his desperation to have Daisy for himself. Tom wants Daisy, and maybe Myrtle. Jordan we don't know her true intentions and we don't know Nicks intentions either. Through Nick he can show rudeness and how much he really judges people. Nick almost mocks the drama of the Buchanan's and Jordan. In chapter 1 we see it when he meets with Daisy, Tom, and Jordan for the first time,Daisy calls him a rose.

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Daisy should end up with Gatsby no matter what. Tom is a terrible man that got all his money handed down to him. He has never worked hard and never had to struggle. Gatsby is a better guy that would treat Daisy a lot better because he has had to struggle and has made all his money. For 5 years, Gatsby has built up his life to try to impress the only person that's worth impressing to him- Daisy. He bought a house that's across from hers so that they can see each other. Tom has shown plenty of time that he is not a loyal man towards Daisy. Gatsby has been kind to Daisy. He even took the blame for Daisy killing Myrtle and that takes a lot of love and courage to do so.  Even towards children he was good.

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At first when reading the book i thought Gatsby won but after seeing the movie its clear that Tom won. Tom won because he got under Gatsby skin. Tom kept it cool throughout the whole conversation while Gatsby was getting angrier per every second. I think Tom knew what to say to get Gatsby angry because he seemed confident on what he was saying. Gatsby ended up losing it and started yelling like crazy. Tom is a very smart person and the fact he did research on Gatsby to know what to say he came prepared. I personally think that Tom won.

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The symbol is the green light and i think that green light represents Daisy. When he looks at the light it shows how much he misses Daisy. In the first scene it shows Gatsby reaches out his hand to the green light because he is trying to reach Daisy. Daisy lives in the other side of the dock and by him reaching out his hand it shows that he is trying to reach for her. Gatsby and Daisy used to be a thing and when he lost her it broke his heart so that green light is Daisy. Gatsby likes to look at that green light every night to see Daisy. The symbol is the green light and the green light is Daisy.

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The tone of the book is Serious and anger most of the time. I say the because the only happiness in the is the beginning because of the introductions and the rest is pretty dark. Its pretty dark because of Daisy leaving Gatsby and mirtyle death and Gatsby death by getting shot so the story is pretty dark.