The Great Gatsby

Chapter 8 Notes
  • Gatsby house is all moldy, dusty
  • Not clean anymore in the beginning
  • Daisy is not as close to him anymore
  • I wonder if Gatsby loved the real her and if he really knew who she was
  • Instead of the old Daisy
  • Gatsby keeps saying goodbye and thanks
  • Gatsby keeps waiting for a call from Daisy
  • Gatsby is shot
  • Nick and three other find him dead in the pool
  • Denouement means resolution

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