Now that he has reestablished his relationship with her, he no longer needs the parties to get her attention. His ultimate goal was never to make tons of money and throw crazy parties to show off his wealthhe only wanted Daisy. Klipspringer is the author of The Late Gatsby (4. The sudden conclusion of Gatsby’s wild parties reinforces the singularity of his personal American Dream. Match the definition in Column B with the word in Column A.Ĭolumn A Column B repertoire a. something handed down b. showing offhand disregard c. impossible to hold back d. prohibit e. displaying a sense of superiority f. enjoying the company of others g. simple and modest h. enthusiastic i. extremely bad j. pieces or parts a person or group is ready to perform egin\Ĭolumn A repertoire Column B a. something handed down b. showing offhand disregard c. impossible to hold back d. prohibit e. displaying a sense of superiority f. enjoying the company of others g. simple and modest h. enthusiastic i. extremely bad j. Klipspringer is the author of The Late Gatsby (4.22 avg rating, 9 ratings, 2 reviews, published 2012) S.A. What favor is asked of Nick on Gatsby's behalf? p78 What did Daisy do the day before her wedding to Tom? p76 Cheating on Daisy What was Tom doing shortly after the wedding? p77 Gatsby wants Nick to invite Daisy to tea at his house, alone, so that he can see her again. She was clutching a letter-presumably from Gatsby.

What startling news does Nick discover about Daisy and Gatsby? p74-75 She got drunk and said she'd changed her mind. Gatsby's unexpected departure from the restaurant upon meeting Tom is a transition for what Jordan is about to tell Nick in the next section of the chapter. He purposely bought the house across the bay to be close to her. She married Tom despite the fact that she was still in love with Gatsby, who quickly used any and all means to acquire the wealth he knew he would need in order to claim Daisy as his own.

What crime does Gatsby say Wolfsheim committed? What is Nick's reaction? p73 They had been lovers in October, 1917, but Daisy's parents stopped her from going to New York to see him off to war. Gatsby is already trying to arrange to meet Daisy at Nick's Note Wolfsheim's comment about Gatsby 'He would never so much as look at a friends' wife.' Why is this ironic? p72 Gatsby says that Wolfsheim fixed the 1919 World Series.

The Late Gatsby by S.A. Klipspringer