English, 18.11.2020 17:30 yasarhan2

Can Daisy possibly live up to the image of her that Gatsby has carried with him for the past five years? Should she be on the list of enchanted objects with the green light? What is the illusion that Nick refers to? Is there extra hope in a dream with size, “colossal” and vitality? Can one make a dream come true simply by dreaming really hard?

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