The Great Gatsby. Explain how Gatsby "[pays] a high price for living too long with a single dream."

In what way does Daisy tell Gatsby she loves him? (She doesn't actually say those words.) How do you predict the situation will change once Tom realizes what's going on?

How does this reference reflect Daisy's symbolic presence in the novel?
In what way does Daisy tell Gatsby she loves him? (She doesn't actually say those words.) How do you predict the situation will change once Tom realizes what's going on?

How does this reference reflect Daisy's symbolic presence in the novel?

Why do you think "every one has some vague right at the end" to the "intense personal interest" that Nick speaks about? In your own words, explain what he means.

What irony is represented in this situation? How does it connect to Fitzgerald's theme?

What is Fitzgerald's attitude toward people like Tom and Daisy?

How does this idea connect to Fitzgerald's disillusionment with the American Dream?

Put the statement below in your own words. How does it relate to the point Fitzgerald is trying to make?
In what way does Daisy tell Gatsby she loves him? (She doesn't actually say those words.) How do you predict the situation will change once Tom realizes what's going on?

How does this reference reflect Daisy's symbolic presence in the novel?