Do you believe Gatsby's information about his past? Explain using at least one direct text reference. Should Nick set up the secret reunion between Gatsby and Daisy like Gatsby has... Do you believe Gatsby's information about his past? Explain using at least one direct text reference. Should Nick set up the secret reunion between Gatsby and Daisy like Gatsby has asked him to? Explain your answer with at least one direct text evidence.

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The question requires you to analyze Chapter 4 of 'The Great Gatsby,' specifically focusing on Nick's drive with Gatsby. You need to answer the provided questions about Gatsby's past and Nick's role in setting up a reunion between Gatsby and Daisy, using textual evidence and transition words in your response.

Answer

I am initially skeptical of Gatsby's stories, but Nick should help arrange a meeting between Gatsby and Daisy because he recognizes Gatsby's genuine feelings and desire for reconnection.

Initially, Nick seems skeptical of Gatsby's stories. When Gatsby says he is "an Oxford man," Nick thinks he might he lying. However, Gatsby provides a photograph and a medal, and Nick begins to believe him. Furthermore, Nick should help arrange a meeting between Gatsby and Daisy because he recognizes Gatsby's genuine feelings and desire for reconnection. As an illustration, Nick says, "He looked at Daisy in a way that every girl wants to be looked at".

Answer for screen readers

Initially, Nick seems skeptical of Gatsby's stories. When Gatsby says he is "an Oxford man," Nick thinks he might he lying. However, Gatsby provides a photograph and a medal, and Nick begins to believe him. Furthermore, Nick should help arrange a meeting between Gatsby and Daisy because he recognizes Gatsby's genuine feelings and desire for reconnection. As an illustration, Nick says, "He looked at Daisy in a way that every girl wants to be looked at".

More Information

Chapter 4 provides the most information about Gatsby's background. Chapter 5 details Nick's role in arranging the reunion.

Tips

Make sure to use transition words to connect the ideas. Vary your word choice to introduce quotes and do not use “This shows" over and over.

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