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The Great Gatsby

The Great Gatsby, a novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a novel about the American Dream, and the different effects it has on people in the 1920’s. For Jay Gatsby, the protagonist in the novel, his dream is to find his true love, Daisy, through wealth and power. Through their appearance there remains an empty space that only love can seal. As dazzling and attractive Gatsby and Daisy may seem, beyond their clothes and wealth lies an unexplainable feeling of love and remembrance. In the passage selected, Gatsby and Daisy encounter a whole new meaning to clothes. Which consumes them into a time they have once lost.

In this chapter the reunion between Gatsby and Daisy arouses uncomfortable emotions between them both. This is the first time we see them together. We can see how their characters start adjusting to an odd situation. There is a mutual anxiety between the two. When Daisy catches sight of Gatsby for the first time in years, her reactions are somewhat awkward. Her gestures are those of excitement, yet of fear. Daisy was surprised, as well as, excited to have been, once again, in the eyes of Gatsby. I believe she was afraid of what might come after this encounter. On the other hand, she seems d


He sends over a selection of things at the beginning of each season, spring and fall.” (Pg. 97) Again this is reassuring the reader, as well as the characters that Gatsby is a famous man of money and power. In the 1920’s many people would get their clothes from tailors and dressmakers or they would be made at home. Unlike Gatsby, who has men from England sending him the latest fashion trends.

elighted of what will occur between her and Gatsby. As Gatsby is near Daisy, his movements are jittery and uncontrollably incapable of calming his emotions. His character drastically changes from a captivating man with swift moves to a child suffering an anxiety attack. He knocks down a clock and luckily grasps it before it hitting the ground. As he puts the clock in place, he apologizes t!

I believe this is why Gatsby decides to lay all of his shirts down. Knowing that Daisy is there, he lays down all of his past, present and future. There might have been a shirt that he wore while he was with Daisy. Perhaps he wanted to show her that he has not forgotten about her. On the other hand, knowing the fact of why Daisy had left him, he wanted to prove that he has finally reached her standards. Daisy being very materialistic was overwhelmed by all of his wealthy achievements. She continuously focuses on the outward rather than on the inward. Daisy is evidently amazed of how much money Gatsby has. While submerged in Gatsby's shirts she sobs. She knows that Gatsby has done much of this for her. Her emotions are scattered and she starts to realize that she really does love him and is proud of his accomplishments. “ It makes me sad because I have never seen such- such beautiful shirts before”, says Daisy. She sounds almost ashamed of what she has done to Gatsby. Daisy says it makes her sad to see the shirts, but I believe that she is upset at herself because she didn’t wait for Gatsby

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