Gatsby pages 27-38
Second post of my Gatsby thoughts, we're on a roll :)
Vocabulary Learned
Transcendent: to go above and beyond
Supercilious: behaving or looking as someone superior to others
Contiguous: sharing a common border; touching
The eyes see Tom's mistress (the other woman besides Daisy)
Nick is someone who gets told many secrets:
Vocabulary Learned
Transcendent: to go above and beyond
Supercilious: behaving or looking as someone superior to others
Contiguous: sharing a common border; touching
- the topic of eyes was brought up a lot, symbolizing vision
- vision probably relates to the future or the unseen (?)
- his eyes were looked up to by everyone in the valley of ashes (the place is like a dump) like they were God
The eyes see Tom's mistress (the other woman besides Daisy)
- tom and his girlfriend made plans almost in front of her the poor husband (quite the opposite of Tom)
- tom bullies his mistress' husband
- teased him about not selling a car to him
Nick is someone who gets told many secrets:
- Nick learns that Tom has a mistress
- Myrtle's (Tom's mistress) sister explains to Nick that Tom and Myrtle are together because they both can't stand their marriage partners
- Nick is told that Daisy (Tom's wife) doesn't believe in divorce because she's catholic
- (spoiler: she's not.)
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