How does Fitzgerald prepare the reader for what is about to happen? What words are used? What figure of speech is employed? Why does Tom make the point to Wilson that he just drove the coupe from New York and the yellow car is not his? What indication is there that Tom really is fond of Myrtle? Why does Nick not wait for the taxi inside the Buchanans’ house? What does the reader learn Tom does not know? What is the scene that Nick observes taking place between Tom and Daisy in the kitchen? Why does this suggest ill for Gatsby?
How does Fitzgerald prepare the reader for what is about to happen? What words are used? What figure of speech is employed? Why does Tom make the point to Wilson that he just drove the coupe from New York and the yellow car is not his? What indication is there that Tom really is fond of Myrtle? Why does Nick not wait for the taxi inside the Buchanans’ house? What does the reader learn Tom does not know? What is the scene that Nick observes taking place between Tom and Daisy in the kitchen? Why does this suggest ill for Gatsby?
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