Daisy Buchanan Lore
Who did this?
Party People
#JustGildedAgeThings
Miscellaneous:
2016-2017 Pop Culture
2016-2017 Pop Culture
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The man who Daisy ends up rejecting in the novel
Jay Gatsby
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Saved a guy from an impending storm
James Gatz saved Dan Cody
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Who impulse-bought a dog while walking down a New York City street?
Myrtle Wilson
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What is bootlegging?
The illegal sale and distribution of alcohol
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The name of the challenge where a group of people freeze, and the cameraperson walks through them while the song "Black Beatles" by Rae Sremmurd plays
Mannequin challenge
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Where did Daisy grow up, and what was her family's wealth status?
Louisville Kentucky, RICH!
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Ran over Myrtle
Daisy
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Nick says he's only been drunk how many times?
Two
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How long did Prohibition last in the US?
1920 to 1933
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The Snapchat feature introduced in June 2017
Snap maps
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Daisy's maiden name
Daisy Fay
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Served in World War I
Gatsby and Nick
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What does the scale and grandeur of Gatsby's parties symbolize?
The superficial nature of wealth and materialism, the illusion of the American dream, the Jazz Age
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Where did jazz originate?
New Orleans, Louisiana
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The celebrity known for creating the "lip kit"
Kylie Jenner
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The city where Daisy and Tom lived before their current location in East Egg
Chicago
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Fired his servants
Gatsby
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Give the who, what, where, and why context for this quote: "She was appalled by West Egg, this unprecedented 'place' that Broadway had begotten upon a Long Island fishing village--- appalled by its raw vigor that chafed under the old euphamisms and by the too obtrusive fate that herded its inhabitants along a short-cut from nothing to nothing."
Nick wrote this about Daisy, who finally attended one of Gatsby's parties in Chapter 6. Daisy and Tom were both out of place in the new money scene. Tom expressed genuine dislike, but Daisy's was more subtle.
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What event prior to the 1920s allowed the US to dominate in car manufacturing?
World War I, it created a domestic industrial base in the US, since the US was so geographically distant from the war and wasn't damaged like Europe (this also happened after WWII)
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Which failed music festival does this sad sandwich symbolize?
The Fyre Festival
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The name of Daisy's daughter
Pamela, or "Pammy"
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Supposedly stole Gatsby's inheritance after Dan Cody's death
Ella Kaye
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Who said this, and what does it mean/what broader theme does it connect to: "I know I'm not very popular. I don't give big parties. I suppose you've got to make your house into a pigsty in order to have any friends---in the modern world."
Tom said this in Chapter 7 to Daisy, Jordan, Gatsby, and Nick in NYC. It addresses the theme of old money vs new money, and how Tom doesn't necessarily need a vibrant social life to maintain his power and connections.
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After being apart from Daisy for five years, Gatsby tries to win her over with all of his stuff. What Gilded Age value and tendency does this reflect?
Materialism, greed, extravagence, debt (probably), etc
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The name of the gorilla killed at the Cincinnati Zoo in May 2016 after a kid got into the enclosure
Harambe