The Great Gatsby climax
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- The Child
- Daisy wanting to go to the city
- The eyes
- The child creates conflict because it’s Daisy and Tom’s child, so daisy will always have a tie back to Tom no matter what happens
- Tom and Gatsby arguing
- Asking to go to the city contributes to the conflict because they go to the city and that is when all of the arguing starts between Gatsby and Tom, Tom starts drinking and Gatsby gets very angry. Gatsby blows up and grabs Tom, screaming in his face
- Daisy hits Myrtle
- The eyes of T.J. Eckleburg watch all of this as more conflict starts in the area as well as the fact the eyes represent God and they are the eyes of God, so he sees everything.
- Gatsby hiding in Bushes
- Gatsby and Tom arguing this contributes to the conflict because Gatsby thinks that Daisy is all his and that she never loved Tom, but she did love Tom at one point. Tom is angry that Gatsby is stealing daisy
- This contributes to the conflict of the story because Myrtle is now dead and Daisy commited a murder in front of many people, but they only saw a yellow car the yellow car contributes to the conflict because it is gatsby’s car, but daisy was driving, so we’ll gatsby take the fall for her?
- Gatsby hiding in the bushes this contributes to the conflict because he is spying on Tom’s house to make sure he doesn’t hurt daisy
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