D. Jarvis likes jazz and often attends jazz concerts.
Answer:
B. he and Daisy are not a happily married couple.
Explanation:
It is obvious from the beginning of the novel that Daisy and Tom are not in love with each other - they are together out of convenience. Daisy still somewhat loves Gatsby and Tom has a mistress. The phone calls he receives during the dinner are from his lover, Myrtle. The author used her to show how empty and vain the characters, especially Tom and Daisy, are in this novel.
Answer:
The stanzas are regular and the rhyme scheme is almost regular. I guess it reinforces the change in seasons. The lines also stay around the same length.
Because the stanzas are regular, it makes every day in the poem seem both incessant and different at the same time. It makes the reader feel quite uncomfortable actually.
This is my own interpretation of the poem, but I hope it helps or inspires you.
Not everyone speaks the same language, nor can anyone speak everything single language. It can be tough communicating with people of different languages. Sometimes the best we can do to communicate is pointing, using symbols, and watching there body language. although we all may not speak the same language, we all do speak the same body language.
