... his birthplace and his education background, in an effort to render himself what a romantic hero is supposed to have and to convince others of his possession of the romantic qualities. But, apparently, Gatsby doesn't quite succeed in his acting. His poor acting tells mockingly that he is in effect ... . It is in this act that Gatsby frets and struts most. He is so nervous as to the coming reunion. Obviously, he has exhausted his creativity in the previous part of his play. He doesn't know how to face Daisy, who is just a superficial lady and doesn't ... in his inevitable fight with Tom...

• Word Count: 2711
• Approx Pages: 11
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School