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What does the phrase “boats against the current” mean?
People struggle against time and the past
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What does Nick say to Gatsby before leaving him?
“They’re a rotten crowd… you’re worth the whole **** bunch put together”
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What does Gatsby believe about Daisy’s marriage to Tom?
That she never truly loved Tom
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What does Nick decide to do at the end of the novel?
Return to the Midwest
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What does Gatsby’s death symbolize?
The failure of the American Dream
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Why does Gatsby refuse to leave town?
He wants to stay near Daisy
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What happens during Nick’s final conversation with Tom?
Tom defends his actions and shows no remorse
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What happens when George Wilson finds Gatsby?
He shoots Gatsby and then kills himself
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What does this show about Daisy and Tom?
They avoid responsibility and consequences
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What does George Wilson do before finding Gatsby?
He travels around searching for him
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How does Nick describe Tom and Daisy at the end?
Careless people who destroy things and retreat into wealth
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Why didn’t Gatsby return to Daisy right away after the war?
He was poor and felt he needed wealth to be worthy of her
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Why does no one come to Gatsby before his death?
Because people only used him for his parties
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