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1 Study Guide for The Great Gatsby Yu may have one sheet of paper with as many notes as you like front and back for the novel. Short Answer Be able to answer the following questions in short complete sentences. 1. Why does Tom hit Myrtle in New York City? 2. Where is Gatsby s mansion located? 3. Where does Gatsby s reunion with Daisy take place? 4. What is Jordan Baker s occupation? 5. What is Nick s home state? 6. Why did Gatsby drop out of college? 7. Where is the Valley of the Ashes? 8. Who is Tom s extramarital lover? 9. How are Daisy and Nick related? 10. At the end of the novel, Daisy chooses to be with? Character Analysis Be able to give a detailed analysis of the following character 1. Nick 2. Gatsby 3. Daisy 4. Tom 5. Jordan 6. Myrtle 7. Wilson Symbols: Know the following settings and symbols of the book 1. West Egg 2. East Egg 3. Valley Of Ashes 4. New York City 5. Owl eyed man 6. TJ Eckleburg 7. Gatsby s house and car 8. Wolfshiems Cufflinks Be able to answer the following essay questions; (Worth 60 points)
2 1. Discuss Gatsby s character as Nick perceives him throughout the novel. What makes Gatsby great? 2. What is Nick like as a narrator? Is he a reliable storyteller, or does his version of events seem suspect? How do his qualities as a character affect his narration? 3. What are some of The Great Gatsby s most important symbols? What does the novel have to say about the role of symbols in life? 4. How does the geography of the novel dictate its themes and characters? What role does setting play in The Great Gatsby?
3 Study Guide for The Great Gatsby ( Short Answer Be able to answer the following questions in short complete sentences. 1. Why does Tom hit Myrtle in New York City? Because she fights with him about Daisy. 2. Where is Gatsby s mansion located? West Egg. 3. Where does Gatsby s reunion with Daisy take place? At Nicks House. 4. What is Jordan Baker s occupation? Professional Athlete, Golfer 5. What is Nick s home state? Minnesota 6. Why did Gatsby drop out of college? He was embarrassed by having to work as a janitor to pay his tuition 7. Where is the Valley of the Ashes? Between West Egg and New York City 8. Who is Tom s extramarital lover? Myrtle 9. How are Daisy and Nick related? They are cousins 10. At the end of the novel, Daisy chooses to be with? Tom Symbols: Know the following settings and symbols of the book West Egg East Egg Valley Of Ashes New York City Owl eyed man TJ Eckleburg Gatsby s house and car Character Analysis Be able to give a detailed analysis of the following characters; Nick - is the hardest character to understand in the book because he is the narrator and will therefore only give us an impression of himself that he would like to give. He tells the reader that "I am one of the few honest people that I have ever known", but we see him lie on several occasions. So it is all but impossible to get an accurate picture of Nick. By the end of the book he is very jaded, though. When he and Jordan break up he says "I'm thirty. I'm five years too old to lie to myself and call it honor". So the experience with Gatsby and the others takes its toll on him. But in the end, the reader cannot be certain of who the real Nick is.
4 Gatsby - To understand Gatsby one has to look at not only his true life, but the life that he tried to create for himself. The truth is that he came from poor beginnings and created a fantasy world where he was rich and powerful. Even in his youth Gatsby was not content with what he had. He wanted money, so he managed to get it. He wanted Daisy, and she slipped through his fingers. So even when his wealth and stature are at their greatest, he will not be content. He must have Daisy. Yes, there is love. But more than that there is a drive to posses her because that is what he wanted for all of those years. She was part of his image for the future and he had to have her. And although Gatsby seems very kind, he is not afraid to be unscrupulous to get what he wants. When he wanted money, he was more than willing to become a bootlegger. His drive is what makes him who he is, good and bad. And it is this drive that ends up ruining his life. Daisy - is a trapped woman. She's trapped in a marriage that she is unhappy in and trapped in a world where she has no chance to be free or independent. She is at the mercy of her husband, man who takes her for granted. Daisy is also terribly clever, delivering some of the funnier lines #3) (Evaluation of the book. When a reader looks at the foolishness and shallowness of Daisy they must realize that Daisy may be doing out of necessity. As she said when she delivered her daughter, "- that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool". Daisy is smart enough to understand the limits imposed on her and has become jaded and indulgent because of them. The word careless also describes Daisy well. Many of the things that Daisy does, the accident with Myrtle in particular, show a woman who is just careless. She has become very much wrapped up in herself. Part of this is due to the fact that she had been spoiled all her life. She was born into money and had an endless assortment of men who would continue to spoil her. So she has learned to think only of herself without regard for the people that it may hurt. Tom - Being born into a family that is wealthy has made Tom a spoiled man. He hasn't really worked his entire life and instead spends his days in indulgence and ease. This is what motivates Tom; gratification. He has a shameless affair with Myrtle because it satisfies his needs. He flaunts their relationship in public because he does not concern himself with the consequences of his actions, he's never had to. This is also why he and Daisy escape in the end of the book. There was a situation they would have to face and they didn't want to. So they ran to their money and fled the situation, leaving it to be dealt with by others. Tom will spend his whole life doing things like that because that is who he is: A careless man who won't be bothered by the suffering he causes. Jordan - faces the same problems that Tom and Daisy do. She has been born with money and has lived in a culture full of money and has been spoiled by it. She is surrounded by people like the Buchanan s who perpetuate her indulgent behavior. This
5 can be observed in the scene where she and Nick are driving in the city and calls her a careless driver. She says she doesn't worry because the other people on the road aren't as careless as her and that she makes sure she surrounds herself with people who won't "crash" into her. It can be seen that Jordan has no concept of accountability and that has been furthered by the people who allow her to go unaccountable. Be able to answer the following essay questions; Discuss Gatsby s character as Nick perceives him throughout the novel. What makes Gatsby great? In one sense, the title of the novel is ironic; the title character is neither great nor named Gatsby. He is a criminal whose real name is James Gatz, and the life he has created for himself is an illusion. By the same token, the title of the novel refers to the theatrical skill with which Gatsby makes this illusion seem real: the moniker the Great Gatsby suggests the sort of vaudeville billing that would have been given to an acrobat, an escape artist, or a magician. Nick is particularly taken with Gatsby and considers him a great figure. He sees both the extraordinary quality of hope that Gatsby possesses and his idealistic dream of loving Daisy in a perfect world. Though Nick recognizes Gatsby s flaws the first time he meets him, he cannot help but admire Gatsby s brilliant smile, his romantic idealization of Daisy, and his yearning for the future. The private Gatsby who stretches his arms out toward the green light on Daisy s dock (Evaluation #3) seems somehow more real than the vulgar, social Gatsby who wears a pink suit to his party and calls everyone old sport. Nick alone among the novel s characters recognizes that Gatsby s love for Daisy has less to do with Daisy s inner qualities than with Gatsby s own. That is, Gatsby makes Daisy his dream because his heart demands a dream, not because Daisy truly deserves the passion that Gatsby feels for her. Further, Gatsby impresses Nick with his power to make his dreams come child he dreamed of wealth and luxury, and he has attained them, albeit through criminal means. As a man, he dreams of Daisy, and for a while he wins her, too. In a world without a moral center, in which attempting to fulfill one s dreams is like rowing a boat against the current, Gatsby s power to dream lifts him above the meaningless and amoral pleasure-seeking of New York society. In Nick s view, Gatsby s capacity to dream makes him great despite his flaws and eventual undoing. What is Nick like as a narrator? Is he a reliable storyteller, or does his version of events seem suspect? How do his qualities as a character affect his narration? Nick s description of himself in the opening chapter holds true throughout the novel: he is tolerant and slow to judge, someone with whom people feel comfortable sharing their secrets. His willingness to describe himself and the contours of his thoughts even when they are inconsistent or incomplete his conflicted feelings about Gatsby, for instance, or the long musing at the end of the novel makes him seem trustworthy and thoughtful. His position in relation to the other characters gives him a perfect vantage point from which to tell the story he is Daisy s cousin, Tom s old college friend, and
6 Gatsby s neighbor, and all three trust and rely on him. Though Nick participates in this story and its events certainly affect him, The Great Gatsby is not really his story in the sense of being about him. However, it is his story in the sense that it is of crucial importance to him: he defines himself in the process of writing it. Indeed, he struggles with the story s meaning even as he tells it. Though Nick professes to admire Gatsby s passion as a lover and a dreamer, Nick s own actions in his relationship with Jordan Baker cast an ironic pall over his admiration: with Jordan, Nick is guarded, cautious, and skeptical. Overall, Nick suggests that Gatsby is an exception to his usual ways of understanding and judging the world, and that his attraction to Gatsby creates a conflict within himself. What are some of The Great Gatsby s most important symbols? What does the novel have to say about the role of symbols in life? Apart from geographic locations, the two most important symbols in the novel are the green light at the end of Daisy s dock and the eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg. The first is a perfect example of the manner in which characters in The Great Gatsby infuse symbols with meaning the green light is only a green light, but to Gatsby it becomes the embodiment of his dream for the future, and it beckons to him in the night like a vision of the fulfillment of his desires. The eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg work in the same fashion, although their meaning is less fixed. Until George Wilson decides that they are the eyes of God, representing a moral imperative on which he must act, the eyes are simply an unsettling, unexplained image, as they stare down over the valley of ashes. The eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg thus emphasize the lack of a fixed relationship between symbols and what they symbolize: the eyes could mean anything to any observer, but they tend to make observers feel as though they are the ones being scrutinized. They seem to stare down at the world blankly, without the need for meaning that drives the human characters of the novel. (Evaluation #3) In general, symbols in the novel are intimately connected to dreams: Gatsby s dream of Daisy causes him to associate her image with everything he values, just as he associates the green light with his dream for the future. In reading and interpreting The Great Gatsby, it is at least as important to consider how characters think about symbols as it is to consider the qualities of the symbols themselves. How does the geography of the novel dictate its themes and characters? What role does setting play in The Great Gatsby? Each of the four important geographical locations in the novel West Egg, East Egg, the valley of ashes, and New York City corresponds to a particular theme or type of character encountered in the story. West Egg is like Gatsby, full of garish extravagance, symbolizing the emergence of the new rich alongside the established aristocracy of the 1920s. East Egg is like the Buchanan s, wealthy, possessing high social status, and powerful, symbolizing the old upper class that continued to dominate the American social landscape. The valley of ashes is like George Wilson, desolate, desperate, and utterly without hope, symbolizing the moral decay of American society hidden by the glittering surface of upper-class extravagance. New York City is simply
7 chaos, an abundant swell of variety and life, associated with the quality of distortion that Nick perceives in the East. Setting is extremely important to The Great Gatsby, as it reinforces the themes and character traits that drive the novel s critical events. Even the weather matches the flow of the plot. Gatsby s reunion with Daisy begins in a ferocious thunderstorm and reaches its happiest moment just as the sun comes out. Tom s confrontation with Gatsby occurs on the hottest day of the summer. Finally, Gatsby s death occurs just as autumn creeps into the air. The specificity of the settings in The Great Gatsby contributes greatly to the creation of distinct zones in which the conflicting values of various characters are forced to confront each other.
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