Gatsby stops having parties because he has Daisy now and the parties were to attract her so now they serve no purpose.
2. Why does Gatsby fire his staff, and who replaces them? How are these people different, and how do their personalities reflect what we know about Wolfsheim?
3. Describe the difference in Daisy's and Gatsby's reactions to Daisy's daughter.
4. Describe the "outing" to New York and the confrontation between Tom and Gatsby. Who wins?
5. BAM! What happens on the way back to Long Island? (You have to get this-- it's THE event of the book.)
6. What are Tom and Daisy doing at the end of the chapter? What does this say to you about Daisy's character?
2. Why does Gatsby fire his staff, and who replaces them? How are these people different, and how do their personalities reflect what we know about Wolfsheim?
Gatsby fires his staff because he wants a staff that isn't brided by tradesmen. The staff is replaced with half a dozen servants who never been to West Egg Village. The people apear to not be servants at all.
3. Describe the difference in Daisy's and Gatsby's reactions to Daisy's daughter.
Gatsby is shocked to see Daisy's daughter for the first time while Daisy talks about how she looks nothing like her father and how she only looks like her.
4. Describe the "outing" to New York and the confrontation between Tom and Gatsby. Who wins?
Tom is very done with Gatsby's presence and is very angry. Gatsby is furious with the accusations Tom is making at him. Gatsby wins. Gatsby, Tom, Daisy, and Nick all in the same tense room. Gatsby tells Daisy to tell Tom the truth about Daisy's love for Gatsby. Gatsby has no backbone and just lets herself be told what to do. Daisy takes no responsibility.
5. BAM! What happens on the way back to Long Island? (You have to get this-- it's THE event of the book.)
Daisy kills someone on the way back to Long Island. Murtle Wilson gets killed.
6. What are Tom and Daisy doing at the end of the chapter? What does this say to you about Daisy's character?
Tom and Daisy are in the kitchen talking. Both weren't unhappy but they weren't unhappy either. This shows that Daisy's character is similar to toms personality. Daisy is a very selfish person and only cares about herself.
- Trimalchio -means an arrogant former salve who has become quite wealthy by tactics that most would find distasteful.
- Gatsby dismissed all his servants and replace them with new ones who never went into West Egg Village.
- The new people weren't servants?
- Gatsby and Nick were invited to the Buchanans for tea on a very hot hot day.
- When Tom exected the room Daisy gave Gatbsuy a kiss on the mouth and said " You know I love you"
- Gatsby was shocked to see Daisy's daughter for the first time.
- Tom is very upset because Daisy confessed his love for Gatsby.
- Daisy's voice is full of money.
- Tom discovers information about Gatsby and finds out Gatsby has lied about himself.
- Tom lost his wife and his mistress.
- Gatsby was causing a row at the Buchanan's house.
- Gatsby stands up to Tom and tells him how Dasiy never loved him because of her love for him.
- Gatsby tells Tom that Daisy only married him because he was poor and Dasiy was tired of waiting for him.
- Daisy says she loves both Tom and Gatsby!!!!!!
- Daisy leaves Tom and goes with Gatsby
- Daisy ran over Tom's mistress by accident and Gatsby is willing to take the blame for her.
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