The Great Gatsby: Analyzing Characters and Plot in Chapters 5 and 6

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Gatsby's plan to show Daisy his house symbolizes:

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His desire to impress Daisy with his wealth.

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Nick's changing perception of Gatsby in these chapters.

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He feels more sympathetic towards Gatsby.

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Gatsby's request for Daisy to see his house signifies:

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An attempt to reconnect with his past.

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Daisy's reaction to Gatsby's party:

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Dislikes the ostentation and vulgarity.

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Green light symbolism in the chapters?

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Gatsby's hope and dreams for the future

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Contrast between Tom Buchanan and Gatsby.

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Tom is more aggressive and less romantic.

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Role of the past in Gatsby's future plans?

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Foundation of his entire life's ambition.

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Gatsby's demeanor changes with Daisy's presence.

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Nervous and less articulate.

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Weather symbolism during Daisy and Gatsby's reunion?

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The clearing of misunderstandings between them.

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Gatsby's past revealed in Chapter 6:

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His origins and real name.