Answer:
Nick Carraway
Explanation:
This is explained in chapter 1's, as the introduction of the narrator and his background.
10 Tips to Improve Panel Discussions
- Carefully choose moderators and panelists .
- Interesting and articulate panelists are also important.
- Get rid of the long, draped table.
- Stress preparation.
- Formal rehearsals are unnecessary; however the moderator should brief panelists on the process and ground rules for the session.
- Structure the discussion to be more like a conversation.
- Limit the number of slides.
- Engage the audience early.
- Encourage participation.
- Make it entertaining
—https://www.smartmeetings.com/meeting-planning/91957/10-tips-to-improve-panel-discussions
I am not completely sure, but I would say that these events serve as omens to alert the characters and the audience that terrible things will soon happen. It is a form of foreshadowing.
Answer:
As an author myself, and a reader i'm answering based on what id love to read so i'm sorry if it isn't good enough, to answer your first question
1. they are immortal because the character wished from a falling star, thinking that it wouldn't happen.
2. their families slowly died and he or she have to switch identities so no one would realize that he or she is immortal. they become depressed to the point where they try to stay up to see another falling star to make a wish again that they are not immortal but he or she never saw one.
to make it a happy ending the character saw a falling star and wished to follow their loved one in the afterlife.
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