Great Gatsby Chapter 6 Review

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What does Daisy symbolize for Gatsby?

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Daisy symbolizes the idea of the American Dream for Gatsby; she represents his ultimate desire and the life he wishes to attain.

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Who was Dan Cody?

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Dan Cody was a rich eccentric who lived by his own code and influenced Gatsby's aspirations.

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What is Gatsby's belief about the past?

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Gatsby believes that the past can be repeated, reflecting his desire to recreate his relationship with Daisy.

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How did Mr. and Mrs. Sloan treat Gatsby after his hospitality?

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They invited him to a dinner they didn't want him at, and then left without him.

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What does the phrase 'his mind would never romp again like the mind of God' imply?

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It implies that now that Gatsby has Daisy, he will never need to dream again because he feels he has achieved his goal.

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What does the American Dream represent in 'The Great Gatsby'?

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The American Dream represents the idea of success and prosperity achieved through hard work, often symbolized by wealth and social status.

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How does Gatsby's wealth affect his relationships?

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Gatsby's wealth creates a facade that complicates his relationships, leading to superficial connections rather than genuine bonds.

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What role does social class play in 'The Great Gatsby'?

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Social class plays a crucial role, highlighting the divide between old money (Tom and Daisy) and new money (Gatsby) and the barriers it creates.

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What is the significance of the green light in 'The Great Gatsby'?

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The green light symbolizes Gatsby's hopes and dreams for the future, particularly his desire for Daisy.

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How does Fitzgerald portray the theme of disillusionment?

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Fitzgerald portrays disillusionment through Gatsby's unfulfilled dreams and the moral decay of society during the Jazz Age.