Perhaps she and Tom decide that a trip far from home with be good for them all. How does Nick react to the phone call? How does Nick react to the phone call revealing Gatsby's criminal activities?
Nick reacts with confusion at first and once he realizes the kind of call he received, he reacts with anger and disgust of the kind of business Gatsby ran, but he knew he had to accept Gatsby for who he is.
What is the ending of The Great Gatsby? At the end of the novel, he kills Gatsby, wrongly believing that he had been driving the car that killed Myrtle, and then kills himself. Myrtle Wilson—George's wife, and Tom Buchanan's mistress. What is Mr Gatz feeling? Gatz is sadness. He is clearly devastated by his son's death and is feeling very grief-stricken. This is demonstrated by Nick's physical description of him at the beginning of the chapter: His eyes leaking isolated and unpunctual tears.
For Mr. What is the irony of Gatsby's funeral? Gatsby's funeral seems ironic for a number of reasons, including the following: When Gatsby was alive, he would throw huge, lavish parties.
Many people were more than willing to visit Gatsby when they could enjoy themselves literally at his expense , but in death he is basically abandoned. What irony is found in the top paragraph on page ? This is ironic because it is clear that Wolfsheim does not want to talk to Nick and he is telling his secretary to send him away. What did Mr Gatz show Nick? Back at the mansion, Mr.
Gatz shows Nick a picture of the Gatsby's mansion that Gatsby had sent back home. He also shows him a western that Gatsby had loved to read.
How does Nick plan for a big funeral? On the day of the funeral, Nick, and also Gatsby's father, look "involuntarily out of the windows for other cars," but none come. The minister agrees to postpone the service by half an hour, in case the rain has postponed anyone, but still nobody else arrives. Why is Mr Gatz proud of his son? He was born into poverty, but he did not let his social. What are developmental norms and milestones?
What toppings do you put on a salmon burger? Tom and Daisy leave because they wanted to dodge all the trouble and hard they have caused the others. Why did nobody show up to Gatsby's funeral? Nick couldn't get people to come to Gatsby's funeral because nearly all the people who Gatsby knew or who knew him were people who simply had used him to get something from him. The people who came to his parties simply wanted a good time, free food, and free drink.
Why does Nick finally shake hands with Tom? When Nick leaves, he shakes Tom's hand because he "felt suddenly as though [he] were talking to a child. Who shows up to Gatsby's funeral? The people who went to Gatsby's funeral were Nick, the minister, Henry Gatz Gatsby's father , four or five servants, the West Egg postman, and Owl Eyes the man who attended one of Gatsby's parties.
What is the purpose of Nick's final meeting with Jordan? What is the purpose of Nick's last meeting with Jordan? Nick has had enough of the fast, glittering life in New York and decides to return to the Midwest.
What does Gatsby's funeral symbolize? The only people who attend Gatsby's funeral are his father, Owl Eyes, Nick, and the minister. The significance of this is that Gatsby surrounded himself with people making him seemingly loved, yet in the end no more than a hand full of people would show up to his funeral signifying the emptiness of Gatsby's life. Why did Tom and Daisy leave chapter9? Tom and Daisy leave in Chapter IX because they have no reason to stay.
They left town shortly after Tom had revealed the source of Gatsby's fortune to Daisy during the big blow up in New York City. Perhaps she and Tom decide that a trip far from home with be good for them all. How does Nick react to the phone call?
How does Nick react to the phone call revealing Gatsby's criminal activities? Nick reacts with confusion at first and once he realizes the kind of call he received, he reacts with anger and disgust of the kind of business Gatsby ran, but he knew he had to accept Gatsby for who he is. What is the ending of The Great Gatsby? At the end of the novel, he kills Gatsby, wrongly believing that he had been driving the car that killed Myrtle, and then kills himself.
Myrtle Wilson—George's wife, and Tom Buchanan's mistress. What is Mr Gatz feeling? Gatz is sadness. He is clearly devastated by his son's death and is feeling very grief-stricken. This is demonstrated by Nick's physical description of him at the beginning of the chapter: His eyes leaking isolated and unpunctual tears.
For Mr.
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