The Great Gatsby Chapter 7

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What is the significance of Daisy's statement about loving Gatsby for 'about five years'?

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This statement highlights the depth of Daisy's feelings for Gatsby and suggests that her love for him has persisted despite her marriage to Tom.

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Who is responsible for Myrtle's death in Chapter 7?

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Daisy is responsible for Myrtle's death, as she was driving Gatsby's car when the accident occurred.

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What motivates George Wilson to want to move out West?

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George Wilson wants to move out West because he is devastated by Myrtle's infidelity and seeks a fresh start away from the pain of his current life.

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How does Daisy perceive Gatsby's demeanor during their confrontation at the Plaza Hotel?

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Daisy perceives Gatsby as someone who 'always looked cool,' indicating her admiration for his composure.

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What does Gatsby want Daisy to confess to Tom at the Plaza Hotel?

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Gatsby wants Daisy to tell Tom that she never loved him, which would signify her commitment to Gatsby.

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What does the Plaza Hotel scene symbolize in the context of Gatsby and Daisy's relationship?

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The Plaza Hotel scene symbolizes the climax of tension between Gatsby and Tom, representing the struggle for Daisy's affection.

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How does Tom Buchanan react to Gatsby's claim about Daisy's love?

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Tom reacts with anger and disbelief, asserting his dominance and attempting to undermine Gatsby's relationship with Daisy.

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What role does the theme of infidelity play in Chapter 7?

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Infidelity is a central theme, as it drives the actions of characters like Tom and Myrtle, leading to tragic consequences.

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What does the confrontation at the Plaza Hotel reveal about the characters' relationships?

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The confrontation reveals the fragility of relationships, the complexities of love, and the destructive nature of jealousy.

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How does Fitzgerald use symbolism in the scene where Myrtle is killed?

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Fitzgerald uses the symbolism of the car as a representation of wealth and carelessness, highlighting the moral decay of the characters.