Initially, we don't adequately know about Gatsby, not at all. However, the reader knows he is an affluent character who throws elegant parties that exceed anything one would anticipate. So to reiterate, he is described as a new-moneyed person.
Nextly, we realize Gatsby is doing everything for his love of Daisy. Even when the reader finds out that Gatsby is not the most truthful character, and his wealth is not entirely clean, the reader still sympathizes with him. Nick also arrives at this outcome, especially as he sees Tom and the world he represents as horrible.
Ultimately, the reader knows the extent of Gatsby’s love for Daisy because he takes the fall for accidentally killing Myrtle. By this continuous revealing of Gatsby’s character, the reader develops with him. The reader sees his character. The reader also begins to share Nick’s view that he is one of the few noble characters in the story.
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the answer would be B. A metaphor, hope this helped and good luck on your assignment
I think it is "declarative", because in the sentence, he/she is declaring he/she is gonna go to his/her cousin's house on the weekend, also an interrogative sentence is when it has a question mark.
