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by BlastRoom
Plot, narration, symbols, and language in the novel's final chapters.
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Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
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The class blasts through walls together.
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Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
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Why has Gatsby replaced his household staff before the hot day at the Buchanans' house?
At the Buchanan house, Daisy tells Gatsby, "You always look so cool." What does Tom understand in that moment?
When Tom, Nick, and Jordan stop at Wilson's garage, what news does George Wilson share?
At the Plaza Hotel, what does Gatsby press Daisy to tell Tom?
Why does Daisy fail to give Gatsby the clean victory he wants at the Plaza?
After the Plaza confrontation, what happens as Daisy drives Gatsby's yellow car back to Long Island?
What is the result of Wilson's search for the owner of the yellow car?
After the accident, Gatsby keeps watch outside the Buchanan house. What does Nick see that undercuts Gatsby's hope?
Gatsby tells Nick Daisy was driving, but says he will say he drove. What does that choice reveal?
Why does Tom bring up Gatsby's business with Wolfsheim and the drugstores at the Plaza?
Why does Wilson finally go after Gatsby?
When Nick asks Wolfsheim to come to Gatsby's funeral, why does Wolfsheim refuse?
Which description best fits Nick's role in the Plaza confrontation?
Nick remembers during the Plaza chapter that it is his thirtieth birthday. What does that detail emphasize?
At Gatsby's funeral, who actually comes besides Nick?
Nick cannot forgive Tom or like him, yet says Tom thought himself justified. What does this narration do?
How does the oppressive heat in Chapter 7 function during the trip to the Plaza?
Why is Myrtle's death in the valley of ashes significant to the novel's setting pattern?
In the closing pages, Nick links Gatsby's green light to the Dutch sailors' first view of the island. What does that connection do?
After Gatsby's death, why does Nick decide to return to the Midwest?
Gatsby says not to drain the pool because he has not used it all summer. What does the pool scene stress before his death?
Gatsby says of Daisy, "Her voice is full of money." What does the metaphor reveal?
Nick says Tom and Daisy "smashed up things and creatures" and retreated into money. What is the effect of that sentence?
What is the effect of the final line: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past"?
Nick tells Gatsby, "You're worth the whole damn bunch put together." Why is this moment important?
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The Great Gatsby: Symbols and Motifs
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