https://padlet.com/jacqueli_57630/rbne2flmss4v by- Jacqueline Han period 4 en-us 2018-04-18 14:28:40 UTC 2026-01-31 17:46:51 UTC hello@padlet.com jacqueli_57630 https://padlet.com/jacqueli_57630/rbne2flmss4v/wish/253018713 by- F.Scott Fitzgerald 
Jacqueline Han pd 4]]> 2018-04-18 14:29:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jacqueli_57630/rbne2flmss4v/wish/253018713 jacqueli_57630 https://padlet.com/jacqueli_57630/rbne2flmss4v/wish/253019193 Gatsby & Daisy meet again 

• Gatsby and Daisy previously had a relationship. 
• But this was before Daisy got married to Tom.
• And Gatsby and Daisy meet at Nick's house, and this happens in chapter four in the book. 
• After so many years not seeing each other, their relationship rekindled again, when they meet each other again. 

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Frank Sinatra - The Way You Look Tonight

This song's genre is jazz.  

“I will feel a glow just thinking of you.”

“ And the way you look tonight.”

These lyrics' are significant because when Gatsby sees Daisy again after all these years, he is excited and surprised by her beauty. And this song best represents the scene from the book because her presence is overwhelming and welcoming to Gatsby. 

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The rationale for Fitzgerald to include this song is because that Gatsby has not seen Daisy, and this meeting sets the first impression of each other. And as seen in the book, Gatsby is pleased with this meeting. And this song influences the mood of this novel because Gatsby is intrigued by Daisy because he did not know if she were to come to the dinner at Nick's house.  

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Foreigner - Feels Like the First Time 

This song's genre is a mix of Rock and Pop 

“You’re all in the world to me.” 

“I have waited a lifetime, Spent my time so foolishly.” 

“You’re all that my eyes can see.”

These lyrics' are significant to the book when Gatsby meets Daisy after a few years. And this songs is similar to the previous song, “The way you look tonight”, by Frank Sinatra. And this also sets the mood for different scenes’ in the book because Gatsby starts to think about Daisy, and it has caused an obsession to occur, which reflects Gatsby’s actions in the book. 

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Rosemary Clooney - I Ain’t Got Nobody 

This song's genre is jazz.

“If you'll only say you'll be sweet gal of mine…”

“But now she's gone and left me.”

“Now I ain't got nobody, and nobody cares for me!”

These lyrics’ are significant because Gatsby did not really have any friends’ that actually supported him for who he is. And they only used him to get higher in the social class. Gatsby was merely a character that was used and taken advantage of by others that he did not expect. And during his funeral, that is symbolized as a theme in the book. 

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This song relates to Gatsby’s funeral scene in the book, The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald. 

The characters’ did not really care about each other because everyone during the jazz age had to the greed to be in a high class during this time period. 

People were judged by what their social standing was, and this determined how they were depicted by others’. 

Nobody really cared about others’, and this led to them becoming selfish. 

And by doing so, the characters’ are willing to do anything to get ahead in life. 

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The rationale of Fitzgerald to include this song into the book is that in life Gatsby wanted to become successful. This was because he had someone to look up to, and that was Dan Cody. This sparked a revelation for Gatsby to work hard and to become successful. However, success in life did not give him friendship. All the parties that were told in the book are all false. Those parties do not symbolize his popularity in life, that just represented that people just liked the fact that they were invited to Gatsby’s party. And that soon foreshadows that nobody actually cares about Gatsby. This is represented when Gatsby got shot, and he had a funeral, and nobody came. 

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The rationale that this song correlates with the song that Fitzgerald included is that even though the genre is not the same, the lyrics have similar meanings. This shows that music can be influential between different generation. And that symbolizes that these two songs have many things in common due to that this song is about the context of Gatsby seeing Daisy again after all these years. And the lyrics “You’re all my eyes can see.”, is what Gatsby is feeling at that moment in time about Daisy. 

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Nickelback - “If Everyone Cared”

This song's genre is both hard rock and rock. 

“If everyone loved and nobody lied.” 

“If everyone cared and nobody cried.” 

“We realize how small we are.” 

These lyrics are significant to the book because Gatsby did not really have any friends in the book. People were all materialistic and in it for themselves. And this shows that people did not care about others and how they felt. Gatsby just wanted someone to be with, and that person was Daisy, but she was also materialistic just like all the other characters. 

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The rationale that this song correlates with the song that Fitzgerald included is that the author symbolized that Gatsby did not have any genuine people that he could trust besides Nick. The funeral was added in to symbolize that people did not have a heart; meaning that people back during the jazz age did not care about the values in life. All that they cared about was money and being materialistic. And that shows that if everyone truly cared then this situation could have been avoided. 

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The Beatles - “Run For Your Life” 

This song's genre is rock. 

“You better run for your life if you can, little girl”

“Baby, I'm determined”

“Or you won't know where I am”

These lyrics are significant because this part of the book was when Myrtle was locked in the room. The person that locked Myrtle in the room was her husband, George Wilson. And this song symbolizes her trying to running away, but when she was trying to run away, she got hit by a car and she dies. 

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The rationale of Fitzgerald to include this song into the book was that Myrtle was caught having an affair with Tom. And her husband, George Wilson, was aggravated by that. And the only way to prevent this from happening again. This shows that George was just trying to prevent the affair from continuing, and this was the only way George knew for sure that they would not be able to see each other again. This illustrates to the reader that George's intentions are pure; however, these actions are not pure in Myrtle's perspective. 

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Matt Cardle - " Run For Your Life"

This song's genre is pop. 

"So run for your life, run for your life"

"You’re worth more, you’re worth more than this"

"Don't waste time, don't waste time with this"

These lyrics are significant to the book because it symbolizes Myrtle to run away from George because she was going to be locked in there for a couple days; against her will. And the lyrics say that she is worth more than that and she should not waste time being locked up and not doing anything. 

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This song relates to the moment where Myrtle got locked up in a room. 

Her husband, George Wilson, suspected that she was having an affair with Tom, which was true. 

George did not want her to see Tom again. 

So the only way George would know that she would not see him again was to lock her up in a room. 

And he locked her up in there, and his plan was to keep her in there for a couple days, and after they would move to a new city. 

However, Myrtle decided to escape and run away. 

But when she was trying to run away, she got hit by a car and died.

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The rationale that this song correlates with the song is that Fitzgerald symbolizes her running away, her freedom from George. This is because she was kept in that room against her will and her running away is a sign of her not wanting to be there and with George. And this song talks about her not wanting to stay, telling her to run away since she has the time to do it, and that she is worth more than what she thinks. This shows that she was determined to leave and get away from George, but that did not work out in the end.

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