The correct pronoun for this sentence is HER
-Seth
I believe that an unhappy ending can do that.
When a story has a happy ending, then you finish it and you feel satisfied and joyful about how the story ended. On the other hand, if the story ends in an unhappy manner, you start thinking about the resolutions and imagining what could lead to such an ending and how it could be fixed.
He goes to keep an eye on Daisy and to see how she acts around Gatsby.
<span>Since you read this novel already, you know that boys were about to avoid the harsh reality of the war. This occasion, <span> the winter carnival, is a shelter for them, that brings only happiness to them. This place is a peace for them, but when they get the news from their friend, this illusion of safety is ruined. The escape brings them back to the fear they wanted to hide from and this is the meaning of the phrase 'separate peace'.</span></span>
