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1. An important event from chapter three was that we got to feel what it was like to be in Gatsby's party. Nick describes the luxurious and elegant feeling of the house and the people there.
1. One literary technique that was used in chapters 3 and 4 is irony. Nick says that he doesn't like mysteries. This is ironic because Gatsby is the literal definition of a mystery. Nick wants to figure out who the real Gatsby is.
1. "I don't like mysteries... and I don't understand why you won't come out frankly and just tell me..."

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Fitzgerald uses imagery when

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"I hope she’ll be a fool—that’s the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool."- daisy

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Gatsby wants Nick to invite daisy to tea, so that he could come and see her again. Gatsby doesnt want daisy to know he will be there because hes scared shell say no

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3                                         Jordan tells Nick about how Gatsby once knew Daisy and how he was still in love with her    

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3                                         Jordan tells Nick about how Gatsby once knew Daisy and how he was still in love with her    

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Nick meets Jay Gatsby. This is important because he finally meets the real man, and tries to get to know him.

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Myrtle kept talking about and saying Daisy's name and Tom said not to talk about Daisy and not to have Daisy's name come out of her mouth anymore. He then broke her nose. This shows that Tom is really aggressive and that he can't control his anger. It also shows that he feels a need to be in complete control.

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She feels almost imprisoned with the marriage. The two live in an old "ram shacked" garage. She wants more in life. She feels so bad about this marriage that she has an affair with the rich man named Tom, who views Myrtle as just another possession.

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Myrtle Wilson wants a better life than the one she already has. Myrtle seems to be very materialistic and narcissistic. She can sometimes be described as an airhead.  She is the wife of the gas station owner.

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In 1920, nearly two-thirds of all people over age 14 were married. The average age at first marriage in 1920 was 24 for men and 21 for women. Although marriage rates were high for most people, by 1920 black women were more likely to be married than white women. In general, men and women wanted to be married and stay married.

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In the 1920's, marriage was still a goal and priority for most, but smaller household sizes began to take shape as men and women sought to have fewer children.

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Children were finally viewed as children and education started becoming an important part of the family life. School attendance was mandated for the first time. In addition, children were no longer seen as simply little adults, but instead were looked at as the future of the country. Home life centered a lot on children, including what they were learning in school and how parents could protect them.

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Women earned the right to vote in this decade which led them to have an increase of power therefor having them in the workplace. This meant that the whole family could now be in the workplace.

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Although divorce was easier to attain then it had been in past decades, it still carried a heavy stigma.

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Employers could fire women after they were married or had children because these things could make them have less time to work.

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During the 1920's there was a time of decreased marriage rates and a spike in divorce.