The Purpose for Gatsby's Extravagant Parties
What is: To Impress Daisy, to Network with influential people, and to flaunt his wealth
The significance of the owl-eyed man in the library
What is: He symbolizes wisdom and insight
The owner of the garage in the "Valley of Ashes" where Tom takes Nick
Nick describes the guest of Gatsby's parties as this.
What is: eccentric and flamboyant
Nick describes Gatsby's behavior this during the reunion with Daisy
What is: Nervous and self-consious
Gatsby reacts this wat when Tom unexpectedly joins their group in the city
What is: He is nervous and uncomfortable
Nick rents him house here for the summer
What is: West Egg
Tom buys Myrtle this during their visit to NYC
What is: A puppy
The only person Nick recognize at Gatsby's party.
Who is: Jordan Baker
The significance of Gatsby's request to invite Daisy to tea.
What is: Gatsby wants to control the environment of their meeting.
The significance of Gatsby's list of party attendees for Nick
What is: It reveals Gatsby's loneliness and desire for connection
Tom and Daisy met here.
What is: Louisville
Tom reveals this about his extramarital affairs.
What is: He openly admits to them
Gatsby reacts this way when he is introduced to Tom.
What is: Nervous and anxious
What is: Symbolism for Gatsby's wealth and success
Gatsby's reunion with Daisy at Nick's house unfold this way
What is: Awkwardly and emotionally charged
The "valley of Ashes"
What is: a desolate industrial area between West Egg and New York City.
The significance of the train ride to and from NYC.
What is: class division and moral decay.
This happens when Gatsby takes Nick for a drive in his luxurious car.
What is: they are chased by the police.
Gatsby's reaction to Daisy's child
What is: Surprised and delighted
What is: "Reserve Judgement and be tolerant"
What is: God's watchful eyes
What is: He is a war hero, a bootlegger, a Russian spy.
Nick reflect this way on Gatsby's life and legacy in the concluding chapters.
What is: admiration for Gatsby's resilience