The meeting between Gatsby and Daisy in the party was very awkward. It was too long ago since Gatsby saw Daisy, so he do not know how and what to act every time she's around.
Because of their difference in the status of life (Gatsby's poor and Daisy was rich), Gatsby still considered Daisy as old money (famous and rich). He was obsessed of winning Daisy back because he is falling her all over again, and that he knew that Daisy never loved Tom. His concern for Daisy is that, Daisy wants to have freedom, however she believed that Gatsby could not support their relationship their whole life.
At the party, Gatsby wants to impress her but Daisy was not impressed since the party was reflecting on the present day which she do not want to live in. She do not want to take responsibility in her whole life. Thus, the party that Gatsby thrown out was not valid.
The final draft. It's the stage where you want to fix minor details before turning it in, correcting the small stuff like grammar and spelling and punctuation.
Your answer is D. vision.
Answer:
Explanation:
It is greatly sensed in Tybalt and Lord Capulets argument. ... In conclusion, Shakespeare creates dramatic tension using a few techniques: using conflict between characters like how Tybalt sees Romeo and wants to fight him, remarkable linguistic devices and, one of the most present themes of the play, love.
Shakespeare creates dramatic tension throughout the scene with techniques such as alliteration, dramatic irony, he uses puns and 'plays on the character's words'.
Answer:
belittle
Explanation:
Both the words disparage and belittle both mean to make someone seem unimportant.
