"now it came more quickly, the feelings. this time the hands didn't become cold, but instead began to feel warm on his body. they moistened a little. the warmth spread, extending across his shoulders, up his neck, onto the side of his face. he could feel it through his clothed parts, too: a pleasant, all-over sensation; and when he licked his lips this time, the air was hot and heavy." though this does not directly state a conflict, throughout the book, one of the conflicts Jonas goes through is the issue of the memories which were created before the community was established. he deals with the emotional impact that the memories bring and they also eventually bring him out of the community to release the memories. they are a huge part of the story because they drive the plot.
This is a poem about Daisy and Gatsby from the great Gatsby
One day he left not knowing if he'd return one last kiss she planted on his lips
then one day his name she heard, he had returned looking for her.
she let him believe she was the one for him
but she'd already left him
she was the killer and he took the Blame
Gatsby was no longer great the day Daisy kissed his lips
I'd say the narrator talks like a small child because in a line it says UNCLE.
Loisel hopes to gain self-respect by wearing the necklace she borrowed from her friend. Without expensive jewellery she would feel like a nobody at the party. As she says: "there's nothing so humiliating as looking poor in the middle of a lot of rich women