In this passage, Nick describes the way in which Gatsby introduces Daisy to his house. Gatsby wants to impress Daisy, and we can see that he has thought of every detail to do so. Most likely, Fitzgerald decided to use this structure in order to create a vivid picture in the reader's mind that informs him of the things that Daisy will observe. The progression and flowing nature of the phrases contribute to developing the idea that Gatsby carefully planned every last detail of the visit in order to ensure that this went smoothly.
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visitors were excited by what they saw at the great exhibition
they had never before seen items that were so a. amazing and unusual.
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There are two clues that imply that Stuffy Pete is poor or disadvantage. In the first page, the narrator says "so we have turkey for Thanksgiving dinner, if we have enough money to buy turkey". However, in the second page it is more clear because it is explained that Stuffy Pete was just passing by a house in the Fifth Avenue when he was invited by a servant to eat Thanksgiving dinner.
Explanation:
To complete this exercise, you have to <u>read the story called Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen</u> written by O. Henry. It is about Stuffy Pete and the Old Gentlemen, how they meet every year on Thanksgiving day, but it is also about generosity and traditions.
