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What is the significance of Daisy's voice in 'The Great Gatsby'?

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Daisy's voice is described as being 'full of money,' symbolizing her wealth and the allure of the American Dream.

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How does Nick Carraway's perspective change by the end of Chapter 5?

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Nick feels left out, highlighting his outsider status and the emotional distance he feels from Gatsby and Daisy.

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What is the time gap between Daisy and Gatsby's last meeting and their reunion in Chapter 5?

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It has been five years since Daisy and Gatsby last saw each other.

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Describe the atmosphere of Gatsby's house when Nick returns from New York in Chapter 5.

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Gatsby's house is unusually lit up from tower to cellar, creating a sense of anticipation and celebration.

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Whose car does Tom Buchanan drive when he returns from New York?

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Tom drives his own car when he returns from New York.

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What does Gatsby's extravagant lifestyle represent in the context of the American Dream?

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Gatsby's extravagant lifestyle represents the pursuit of wealth and status, but also the emptiness that can accompany such pursuits.

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How does the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy evolve in Chapters 5-7?

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Their relationship becomes more complex as they confront their past and the reality of their current lives.

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What role does Nick play in the interactions between Gatsby and Daisy?

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Nick serves as a mediator and observer, facilitating their reunion and providing insight into their emotions.

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What does the lighting of Gatsby's house symbolize in Chapter 5?

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The lighting symbolizes Gatsby's hope and desire for a future with Daisy, as well as the illusion of his wealth.

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How does Tom Buchanan react to Gatsby in Chapters 5-7?

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Tom becomes increasingly suspicious and confrontational towards Gatsby, revealing his jealousy and sense of entitlement.