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The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The Characters.

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Page 1: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The Characters.

The Great GatsbyThe Great Gatsbyby F. Scott Fitzgeraldby F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Page 2: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The Characters.

The CharactersThe Characters

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Nick CarrawayNick Carraway

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Narrator of the novel

30-- graduated from Yale in New Haven

Served in WWI Bond salesman in

New York City Lives in West Egg

on Long Island Cousin of Daisy

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Daisy BuchananDaisy Buchanan

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Nick’s cousin Lives in East Egg Romantically

involved with Gatsby before she married Tom

Rich, spoiled, and troubled

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Jordan BakerJordan Baker

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Daisy’s friend Professional

golfer Met Gatsby

earlier Romantically

involved with Nick

A cheat and a flirt

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Tom Tom BuchananBuchanan Daisy’s husband

30 years old Wealthy and

violent Graduated from

Yale Knew Nick in

college Has a mistress--

Myrtle Wilson

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Myrtle WilsonMyrtle Wilson

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Tom’s mistress Married George

because she thought he was a “gentleman”

Takes on new life when with Tom

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George WilsonGeorge Wilson

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Myrtle’s husband Not the

“gentleman” she thought she married

Owns a car repair shop

Interested in one of Tom’s cars

Valley of Ashes

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Jay GatsbyJay Gatsby

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Lives in mansion next to Nick on West Egg

James Gatz Racketeering, boot-

leging, Romantically

involved with Daisy before

World War I Oxford University

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Chapter 3: Review Gatsby= very wealthy

• What are some of the things that represent his wealth?

What kind of people come to Gatsby’s parties?

What are some of the stories we hear about Gatsby?

Is Gatsby a phony?

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Chapter 4 Who is Klipspringer? What does Gatsby actually tell Nick about

himself?

• Why is this significant? Who is Meyer Wolfsheim?

• What does he contribute to the story?

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Gatsby Review

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Chapter 5~Setting up the meeting

why is Nick so upset??

~Daisy meets Gatsby @ Nick’s House

~The Reconciliation

Gatsby begins his pursuit

~The illusion of Daisy

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Chapter 6 Who is Jay Gatsby???

• James Gatz• From North Dakota• Worked for Dan Cody• Aversion to Alcohol

The Party at Gatsby’s• Tom attacks Gatsby

Gatsby shares his feelings• “you can repeat the past!”

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Gatsby Review

Chaper 7-9

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Chapter 7 Gatsby dismissed staff Nick “something was up” Pammy

• Daisy seems non-maternal Heat = Confusion Tom’s realization

• Investigating Gatsby• Losing everything• “Let Mr. Nobody from Nowhere make love to

your wife!”

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Chapter 8

The Dream is shattered! Gatsby’s truth “They’re a rotten crowd. You’re worth the

whole damn bunch put together!”

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Chapter 9 Paying homage to Gatsby

• 2 year delay! The funeral