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1. Who seems to be a character that you like or can identify with? Why?

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1. Who seems to be a character that you like or can identify with? Why?

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I think i identify most with Nick. he is quiet but still can hold a conversation. he analyzes everything everyone says. He is reserved, which is unlike me but i believe i am the most like him.

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2. Do you have any questions so far? If not, what predictions do you have for what will happen to these characters?

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2. Do you have any questions so far? If not, what predictions do you have for what will happen to these characters?

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I have one question so far. cars were made in the 20s and were expensive then. if nick has a car as said at the end of chapter 1, why does he chose to live a a little hut and nit a big house? With some back ground information i kinda know what happens. Tom is portrayed a little different than i thought.

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The green light symbolizes a lot, wealth greed, and much more. you have said that there is a lot of green. another close second is when daisy is talking about pam being born. saying she hopes shes a fool and how tom wasn't there

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1. Tom and Myrtle have an unusual relationship. Pick a couple you know of from real life, the movies, a TV show, or another book and explain how that couple is similar to or different from Tom and Myrtle. 

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1. Tom and Myrtle have an unusual relationship. Pick a couple you know of from real life, the movies, a TV show, or another book and explain how that couple is similar to or different from Tom and Myrtle. 

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I think tom and myrtle are very similar to the spider man movies( Toby McGuire). i say this because mj eventually goes for the richer guy, and in this case harry osborne

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2. Include one brief description from this chapter that you found interesting.

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2. Include one brief description from this chapter that you found interesting.

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I found the way tom acted when going to se myrtle very interesting. he seemed very giddy and nervous but most everybody knew he was having an affair

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1. On page 48, Nick meets Gatsby for the first time. Fitzgerald writes that Gatsby has "one of those rare smiles ... [that] understood you just as far as you wanted to be understood, believed in you are you would like to believe in yourself, and assured you that it had precisely the impression fo you that, at your best, you hoped to convey"     Who is a person in your life who has smiled or smiles at you in a way similar to that? How do you know this person?

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1. On page 48, Nick meets Gatsby for the first time. Fitzgerald writes that Gatsby has "one of those rare smiles ... [that] understood you just as far as you wanted to be understood, believed in you are you would like to believe in yourself, and assured you that it had precisely the impression fo you that, at your best, you hoped to convey"     Who is a person in your life who has smiled or smiles at you in a way similar to that? How do you know this person?

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One of my good friends has one of those smiles. They are super genuine and can light up a room with it.

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2. Both Gatsby's party and New York City are described here. Please include a couple of images of 1920's New York or 1902's mansions or fancy parties of the 1920's that you find interesting looking.  

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2. Both Gatsby's party and New York City are described here. Please include a couple of images of 1920's New York or 1902's mansions or fancy parties of the 1920's that you find interesting looking.  

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This is another one. they both look like they are held in big places. The first one seems much less formal, however.

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1. Gatsby's car is described here (page 64). Please find an image of this type of car and post it up. Is this a kind of car you'd have interest in driving? Why or why not?

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1. Gatsby's car is described here (page 64). Please find an image of this type of car and post it up. Is this a kind of car you'd have interest in driving? Why or why not?

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yes i would drive it, it is lavish and a peice of automobile history

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2. Attached is a film clip of recapping page 74-78- in your opinion, what is the most important detail included in BOTH Fitzgerald's writing and this film version? Why?

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2. Attached is a film clip of recapping page 74-78- in your opinion, what is the most important detail included in BOTH Fitzgerald's writing and this film version? Why?

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I think the most important detail is the way Gatsby looked at daisy. "like every girl wants a man to look at her"

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1. If you were Nick would you have arranged the tea between Daisy and Jay? Why or why not?

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1. If you were Nick would you have arranged the tea between Daisy and Jay? Why or why not?

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I would set up the tea, but I would tell daisy that Gatsby was coming. I don't think he should've surprised her.

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2. Why do you think Daisy cried about the shirts? It seems an odd thing to cry over. What does it mean, do you think?

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2. Why do you think Daisy cried about the shirts? It seems an odd thing to cry over. What does it mean, do you think?

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I don't know why daisy cried about the shirts and I think that she was surprised that he was rich and it all was this lavish sort of lifestyle, even though she lives like that with tom.

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1. Ultimately, what does Gatsby want from Daisy? 

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1. Ultimately, what does Gatsby want from Daisy? 

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Gatsby want to marry Daisy. He wants Daisy to divorce Tom and to marry him. i also think that Gatsby wants to live a quieter life when he maybe gets daisy. i think that if he does end up married to him, Gatsby will throw less parties.

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2. What is something that happened in your past that- if given the chance- you'd like to do differently? Why?

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2. What is something that happened in your past that- if given the chance- you'd like to do differently? Why?

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it is very insignificant but I would like to practice singing more. i feel if i had practiced more as a kid my range would have expanded.

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1. Include at least ONE question you have about this chapter? If you have more, please include them all.

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1. Include at least ONE question you have about this chapter? If you have more, please include them all.

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Why is Gatsby just now telling people he did not attend oxford now instead of when he first met them. Why lie?

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1. Include at least ONE question you have about this chapter? If you have more, please include them all.

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1. Include at least ONE question you have about this chapter? If you have more, please include them all.

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why did myrtle jump out in the road? we are taught from kids that its not safe.

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2. One over looked moment in this chapter is that Nick turns 30. He says "Thirty- the promise of a decade of lonliness, a thinning list of single men to know, a thinning briefcase of enthusiam, thinning hair" (135). What do you image your life to be like at 30?

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2. One over looked moment in this chapter is that Nick turns 30. He says "Thirty- the promise of a decade of lonliness, a thinning list of single men to know, a thinning briefcase of enthusiam, thinning hair" (135). What do you image your life to be like at 30?

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i hope at 30 i will be able to have a stable source of income, and hopefully find a wife. i know this is a big ask of the world but I can hope

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1. Please re-read the section on page 148 (or page 155) starting with the lines "She was the first 'nice' girl he had every known" THROUGH "Daisy, gleaming like silver, safe and proud above the hot stuggles of the poor." What do we learn about the beginning of Jay and Daisy's relationship and how does this tell us about how Gatsby feels about her?

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1. Please re-read the section on page 148 (or page 155) starting with the lines "She was the first 'nice' girl he had every known" THROUGH "Daisy, gleaming like silver, safe and proud above the hot stuggles of the poor." What do we learn about the beginning of Jay and Daisy's relationship and how does this tell us about how Gatsby feels about her?

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Daisy liked various people at a single point in time. while Gatsby might have amused her i dont think she loved him yet.

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2. Where you surprised by the ending of this chapter? Explain why or why not? (Remember, my goal is to see if you actually read this chapter.) 

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2. Where you surprised by the ending of this chapter? Explain why or why not? (Remember, my goal is to see if you actually read this chapter.) 

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Having seen the screen play before i was a little confused. the book seems to tell it a little more vaguely, with difficult to understand analogies. i appreciate them i just dont think they were needed. also in the screen play there wasn't a butler there to answer the phone for gatsby. he did it. thats how his back was turned.

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1. Nick runs into Tom Buchanan again on page 178 ( or page 186) and says they are "careless people." What does he mean by this?

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1. Nick runs into Tom Buchanan again on page 178 ( or page 186) and says they are "careless people." What does he mean by this?

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i think by careless people he mean more Gatsby than anything else but also nick. nick really hasn't done anything the entire book. he just witness everything

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2. Overall, what is your experience with reading this novel outside of class? Was it as challenging as you thought it would be to find the time to read/listen to it? Did you enjoy the novel at all? 

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2. Overall, what is your experience with reading this novel outside of class? Was it as challenging as you thought it would be to find the time to read/listen to it? Did you enjoy the novel at all? 

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I did enjoy this novel, it was definitely better than most of the other school novels we read. I also like the unpredictability of it. not that it is, but you are so caught up in the story you don't think about it.