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The characterization of Tom Buchanan serves importance to the novel since Tom acts as a major antagonist throughout the novel.

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Daisy’s character traits create conflicts throughout the novel due to her unforgettable voice, lovely face, bright eyes, and passionate mouth.

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Daisy gives birth to a baby girl and emphasizes her disappointment by calling her fool, allowing the time period when girls were viewed as less then boys to display itself.

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The use of verisimilitude when describing the gypsies present at Gatsby’s party signifies how erratic and flamboyant his parties appeared.

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By connecting modern day rumors to those made about Gatsby throughout the novel, Fitzgerald creates an environment throughout the novel where rumors are frequently spread.

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This theme displays itself throughout the novel as various relationships between characters develop and perish and create problems.

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By utilizing Nick and Gatsby’s lawns to symbolize the two different lifestyles, Fitzgerald represents each character’s wealth and status which define them throughout the novel.

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This moment drives the entire novel serving as the moment Gatsby fell in love with Daisy, consequently creating his constant desire to reside with her.

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This change within Gatsby displays his happiness found by Daisy’s presence, serving as a resolution to his original internal fear of seeing Daisy again.

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Becoming significant towards the end of the novel, this theme represents the unreachable relationship Gatsby desired to enjoy with Daisy.

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Gatsby battles an internal conflict in this moment as he anxiously waits to see Daisy. This moment signifies the immense, eternal love Gatsby possesses for Daisy.

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Dancing for the first time, Gatsby experiences a moment with Daisy that he anticipated for years. This moment coincidentally blossoms into a secretive relationship between the two characters.

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Gatsby creates a conflict with both Tom and Daisy, impacting the various relationships among the three characters.

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As a person versus thing conflict, the death of Myrtle Wilson creates impulsive decisions within other characters that ultimately create the resolution of the novel.

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By allowing the blossoming of a flower to symbolize Daisy, Fitzgerald displays a climactic moment between two characters in the novel.

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By allowing Daisy to stand up for herself, Fitzgerald displays another climatic moment in the novel where Daisy discovers the courage to profess her thoughts and feelings.

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The characterization of Gatsby’s dad serves as significant due to the fact that Gatsby’s relationship with his father acted non-existent until his death.

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The act of running after a tragic event (the death of Myrtle) serves as a solution to both Tom and Daisy that ultimately create future remorseful events in the novel.

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This concluding sentence in the novel connects the struggles Gatsby faced with his desire to achieve his goals and his desire to recreate the past with human beings today who face the same challenge.

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Throughout the entire novel the green light on Daisy’s dock symbolized hope for Gatsby that ultimately diminished by the end of the novel. His now blue lawn represents the wealth he achieved by the end of the novel.