The Great Gatsby Ch. 8

Front

What realization does Nick have that Gatsby hasn't come to yet?

Back

Daisy is never leaving Tom - she values their social class more than love.

Front

What does George force Myrtle to look at when he mentions the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg?

Back

God knows what she's been doing; she can't fool God.

Front

Why was Gatsby never comfortable enough to be in a true relationship with Daisy?

Back

She was from the world of the rich.

Front

What significant action does Gatsby take in Chapter 8 that he hasn't done all summer long?

Back

He goes for a swim.

Front

What reason does Gatsby give for Daisy’s original decision to marry Tom?

Back

Tom has good social standing and was acceptable to her parents.

Front

What does the character of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg symbolize in the novel?

Back

The eyes of God watching over the moral decay of society.

Front

How does Gatsby's wealth affect his relationship with Daisy?

Back

It creates a barrier due to social class differences.

Front

What does Gatsby's mansion represent in the context of his relationship with Daisy?

Back

His desire to win her love and status in society.

Front

What theme is highlighted by Daisy's choice to stay with Tom?

Back

The conflict between love and social class.

Front

How does Nick's perspective on Gatsby change throughout the novel?

Back

He moves from admiration to a more critical view of Gatsby's choices.