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Gatsby stops throwing parties because he finally has what he want and it’s Daisy. He also seeks privacy. He fires his servants because he doesn’t want gossiping or rumors to go around and the Wolfsheim are sketchy. Gatsby’s reaction to Daisy’s daughter is super sweet towards her. Tom begins the confrontation because he pointed out Gatsby on saying old sport too much and saying he runs a bootleg operation causing Gatsby to lash out. After they head back Myrtle runs out on the road causing them to run her over and killing her. Daisy is Gatsby’s fantasy and it turned out Daisy was driving the car so Gatsby was outside waiting for Daisy to go to sleep but it doesn’t really seem to bother Daisy that she ran over and killed a women.

In chapter 6 Tom and Gatsby finally meet in an awkward situation where Tom and Daisy go to a party at Gatsby’s house. Tom and Daisy end up having a dance

Agreeing doing homework is completely different than being assigned to a homework because you had a talk with the teacher and you either shook your head or looked into the teachers eyes and agreed to finish the homework so it tends to have more promise to it. While being assigned one it the teachers expects you to finish your work meaning you can either do it or forget about it and not do it.

After Nick and Gatsby arranged a tea meet up with Daisy, Gatsby was obviously super nervous for Daisys arrival that he brought many plants and grass just to impress Daisy. The author keeps describing the weather and how it’s unpredictable to set the mood of the setting. All of a sudden when Daisy arrived at Gatsby she bursted in tears saying ‘I’m crying because of how beautiful the shirts are’ but I think it was just an excuse being them happy tears. The reason Gatsby bought the house was because it was right across the bay from Daisy’s house

1. How does Nick meets Tom’s mistress? 2. What is the significance of the owl-eyed man? 3.  What does Nick tell Gatsby about himself? 4. What did Tom when him and Daisy returned from their honeymoon? 5. Who is the narrator? 6. What are some rumors about Gatsby? 7. What do we find out about Gatsby and Daisy in chapter 4? 8. Why did Nick come live in the East?

A cardinal virtue is a sin so he is implying his sin is him being honest. He meant this as being ironic because he doesn’t fit in with the rest. He isn’t rich like them but they are all liers that’s why.