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Students will work in groups to rewrite a significant moment from Chapter 1 of The Great Gatsby from a different character's perspective. This exercise helps understand multiple viewpoints and character depth. Each group will be assigned one of the moments listed below. Final writings should be 1-2 paragraphs long.

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1. Consider the character's personality and background
2. Include their internal thoughts and feelings
3. Use appropriate voice and vocabulary for your character
4. Reference specific details from the original scene
5. Maintain the same time period and setting

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Original POV: Nick Carraway
Rewrite from: Daisy's Perspective

Key moment: The awkward dinner at the Buchanan mansion, including the phone call interruption and the tension at the table. Consider Daisy's thoughts about her husband's behavior and her reunion with her cousin Nick.

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Original POV: Nick Carraway
Rewrite from: Jordan Baker's Perspective

Key moment: The initial description and introduction of Tom Buchanan. Focus on Jordan's observations of Tom's domineering personality and her insider knowledge of the Buchanan's marriage.

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Original POV: Nick Carraway
Rewrite from: Daisy's Perspective

Key moment: The scene where Nick sees Gatsby reaching for the green light (though he doesn't know it's Gatsby yet). Write from Daisy's perspective inside her house, unaware she's being watched but perhaps thinking of her own emotions that evening.

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Each group will:
1. Submit written piece (1-2 paragraphs)
2. Share their perspective shift with the class
3. Explain their character choices
4. Identify specific textual evidence that influenced their interpretation

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Tom Buchanan is powerful, but arrogant. she can see through his charm and wealths for what he really is. through is facade