Death & Tragedy
Myrtle’s death in the car crash, sth that happened accidently
An Accident?
Synonym of put on, flase, unnatural
Artificial?
Facts or proof supporting what happened.
Evidance?
CLAIM E - Intention to harm or show ill will.
Malice ?
Emotional or social breakdown; the consequences of confrontation.
Collapse?
This word describes something slowly disappearing, like light or hope.
Fading?
A person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place.
Witness?
TEA DOLES - Lonely or joyless, describes Gatsby’s empty house.
Desolate
Sad and depressed state, low spirits.
Dejection ?
Shapeless, vague, without constant form
Amorphous?
The action or process of closely observing or monitoring something or someone.
Observation?
I GILV - A night spent awake, watching or praying.
Vigil
Nick reflects on this word when thinking about the final outcome of Gatsby’s hopes.
End?
Synonym of endless ao infinite
Innuberable?
A lavish or spectacular show or event or something extravagant
Extravaganza?
O, RAMPHOUS! - Shapeless, lacking clear form or structure.
Amorphous
Total destruction or sacrifice; culmination of tragedy, for example in WWII
Holocaust?
Strongly reminiscent or suggestive of something
Redolent?
To confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding)?
To corraborate?
AMUSING MONA - Late-middle, describing Gatsby’s tone toward Daisy and Tom — “he was overwhelmingly __________.”
Magnanimous - generous or forgiving, especially towards a rival or less powerful person.