F. Scott Fitzgerald and Gatsby S Business

Chapter 7 Questions 1. Who is Pammy? How does Gatsby fight d consume when he agrees her? How does her existence complicate Gatsbys daydream? Pammy is the daughter of Daisy and tomcat Buchanan. Gatsby looks at Pammy with surprise when he meets her, gobbler and Daisys daughter. He is hurt that Daisy has moved on in life with fall out him, while he clay trapped in the love he has had for her every(prenominal) those years. Pammy is living proof, something you bungholenot undo, and that is wherefore it hurts Gatsby. 2. How does tomcat suddenly be intimate to realize that Daisy loves Gatsby? How does he react?tom turkey suddenly comes to realize that Daisy loves Gatsby when before lunch Gatsby eyeball and Daisys eyes meet, and st be at each some otherwise, alone in space. turkey cock realizes that they love each other. Their eyes introduce this to him. Tom reacts in shock and did not feel out anything. He opened his mouth, looked at Gatsby, then patronage to Daisy as if in disbelief. 3. What important discovery does Wilson build in this chapter? How does he react? Wilson discovers that his wife had an affair. He believes that Myrtle is unworthy. He needs money so he can go out West. 4. What things has Tom discover to the highest degree Gatsbys business dealings?Tom perceives Gatsby as a low-class hustler, a bootlegger who will never be subject to distance himself from his past. In Toms selective mind, Gatsby is common and hence his existence is meaningless. He comes from ordinary roots and can never change that. The illusion of Jay Gatsby comes tumbling down. In all of Gatsbys years of dreaming, he never once suspected that he might not hand over his way. He is no longer able to set up himself because the dream defined him and now the dream is gone. 5. why was Myrtle running towards Gatsbys automobile? Who was drive the car that hit Myrtle Wilson? Who does Tom debate was effort?Myrtle was running forward from her economise becaus e he would not let her go. Daisy was driving the car that hit Myrtle Wilson. Tom thought that Gatsby was driving the car. 6. How does the accident appear to affect Jordan? Jordan doesnt expect affected by the accident. She acts as if it is notwithstanding some other event in her inciteying-lifestyle. Nick refers to all of them as rotten because they atomic number 18 self-absorbed, uncaring, selfish, and dishonest mountain. Daisy killed Myrtle and doesnt seem to feel a thing. Analysis 7. What has changed about Gatsbys house? What might this change symbolize or foreshadow?Gatsbys house has been overtaken by his dream. He let his own desires corrupt his internal sanctuary. 8. What does the actor mean when he writes that Tom looked at Daisy as if he had just recognized her as somebody he knew a long time ago. He saw the real Daisy, a person that has been covered up by everyones desires. She let state think what they want to feel a part of everything. She let people build up th eir own re vomit upation for her rather than building it up herself. 9. why do you think Fitzgerald refers to Daisy as the golden young woman? What does Gatsby say Daisys voice is lavish of?What does this resemblance suggest about what really attracts men to her? I think that Fitzgerald refers to Daisy as the golden girl because, she was perpetually expected to do everything perfect so that she did not mess up her familys reputation. Many are drawn to the rich crowd even if they rule out of them, like Nick. Daisy representsmaterial wealthand all that comes with it. These things are class, beauty, comfort and power. Gatsby said that Daisys voice was full of money. This shows that she has power over men. Daisy has always had what she wanted increase up in a wealthy home, including her pick of men. 0. How has Gatsbys dream died in this chapter? How has everyone else suffered loss in this chapter? Gatsbys dream selects him to the destruction, of both the dream and himself. Gatsb y wants to be love by everyone. He doeswant to assimilate to reachDaisy. He constantly wants to be the center of guardianship and have a reputation as a pillar of beau monde. He wants to be wealthy and most god-like. 11. After the confrontational scene in the hotel room, why do you think Fitzgerald has Nick report that he has turned thirty that day? What is ironic about Nick turning thirty in this particular(a) chapter?It shows Nick maturing and realizing who everyonje really is rather than hiding in the screenground. It is ironic because as one is celebrating life others are mourning the death of Myrtle Wilson. 12. In this chapter, Gatsbys car is described as the death car. If his car symbolizes materialism, how does this add meaning to that symbolism? Identify other deaths found in Chapter 7. Gatsbys dream has belong a death and Daisys covered up personality has as well. Gatsbys car was just a role in this charade because Tom was trying to prove a point to everyone. 13. w hy is Nick disgusted with Jordan in the end of the chapter?What has she through with(p) or said that irritates him? Nick is disgusted with Jordan in the end of chapter 7 because, he finds out that Jordan was geological datinganother man. Nick did not see Jordan for a long time. Nick is disgusted by the position that Jordan is spoiled, dishonest, and careless. Jordan wants to win everything at the expense of honesty and trust. Therefore, she makes herself out to be a dishonest person who lies to keep what she wants. 14. Chapter 7 parallels Chapter 1 in many ways. iodin example is the initial setting at the Buchanans a second example is the heat. Identify at least three other similarities.What might be Fitzgeralds purpose for this correspondence? Three other similarities are. I think that Fitzgeralds purpose for this parallelism is, 15. How are Tom Buchanan and George Wilson alike? What might Fitzgerald be suggesting through these similarities? Tom used George to get to his wife Myrtle, who gave him the sense of muscularity that he longed for, the sense of vitality that Daisy just could not give him. Tom meditated a devious plan to rid Gatsby from Daisys life. He purposely took Gatsbys car to Wilsons garage so Myrtle would see it and think that it was Toms new car. 6. How does Fitzgerald draw comparisons between Tom and Gatsby? What might he be suggesting through these similarities? both want Daisy to be their very own. Being wealthy, lacking Daisy to be their own, and having hostile feelings towards one another. Both Gatsby and Tom strive to be financially successful. Both Gatsby and Tom find their high status in society important. Differences between one another can lead to negative consequences. They see the bad qualities in themselves and scorn each other for it. 17. Compare and contrast the chase two images.Identify where each occurs in the story and plow the meaning behind the similarities and differences. 18 He put his hands in his coat pocket s and turned back eagerly to his scrutiny of the house, as though my heraldic bearing marred the sacredness of the vigil. So I walked away and left him standing there in the moonlight watch over nothing. 19 But I didnt call to him, for he gave a sudden tip that he was content to be alonehe stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious way, and, far as I was from him, I could have sworn he was trembling.Involuntarily I glanced seaward and distinguished nothing except a single green light, minute and faraway, that might have been the end of a dock. In both of these scenes Gatsby pushes away the help of others. He does not want people to see the real him or get too close. Everyone has feelings and Gatsby is hit hard when people get in between him and his dreams. Staring out into the big slant and open world helps him clear his head.