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What is the significance of Nick leaving Gatsby and Daisy alone at Gatsby's house?

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Nick leaves Gatsby and Daisy alone because they are so enamored with each other that they forget he is there, highlighting the intensity of their rekindled relationship.

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Who is Mr. Klipspringer in 'The Great Gatsby'?

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Mr. Klipspringer is a boarder at Gatsby's house, often referred to as 'the boarder' and is present when Daisy visits Gatsby's home.

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What does Gatsby do when Daisy arrives at Nick's house for tea?

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Gatsby initially disappears when Daisy arrives, showcasing his nervousness and the pressure he feels about their reunion.

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What does the clock symbolize when Gatsby knocks it over during his meeting with Daisy?

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The clock symbolizes Gatsby's desire to stop time and recapture the past he shared with Daisy.

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Where does Gatsby suggest going after meeting Daisy?

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Gatsby suggests heading to his house after meeting Daisy, indicating his desire to impress her with his wealth.

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What does the act of Gatsby disappearing when Daisy arrives suggest about his character?

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Gatsby's disappearance suggests his insecurity and anxiety about facing Daisy after so many years.

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How does Nick describe the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy?

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Nick describes Gatsby and Daisy's relationship as intense and filled with nostalgia, reflecting their past romance.

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What role does Nick play in the reunion of Gatsby and Daisy?

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Nick acts as a facilitator for Gatsby and Daisy's reunion, providing the setting and support for their meeting.

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What is the emotional tone of the tea meeting between Gatsby and Daisy?

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The emotional tone is tense and filled with anticipation, as both characters are nervous about rekindling their relationship.

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

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Gatsby's house represents his wealth and the life he has built in hopes of winning Daisy back.