Great Gatsby Dialectical Journal
1. Janie’s grandmother is terrified about her secular action because her own daughter had profane acts which led her to failure.
2. Jody shows a pompous attitude towards the people of Eatonville because he wants show dominance and appear superior to them.
3. Logan is worried about what is causing Janie’s capricious deportment in the relationship because he endeavors to do whatever to avert any vicissitude in Janie’s love for him.
4. Jody utilizes a very condescending tone when he verbalizes about women because he feels that women should be verbalized down upon due to their inferiority to men.
5. Janie is constantly scrutiny feeling because her resplendent looks cause people to visually examine her proximately.
6. Janie’s hunt for love is implacable because the …show more content…
Janie takes everything he verbally expresses out of his mouth as a prevarication, believing Tea Cake to be mendacious at first.
12. After experiencing this apoplectic part of Tea Cake, Janie came to the conclusion to get a gun in order to forfend herself from any of his unexpected actions.
13. The parapet breaks down, nevertheless the walls fall and the flood arrives.
14. . Janie’s bulwark against Jody’s abusive personality was silence, although it seemed like she didn’t.
15. Although Janie has been feeling ambivalent towards other partners in her relationships, she is assured of the love bond between her and TeaCake.
16. Tea Cake has observed how Janie recreates, Janie discerns Tea Cake’s good volitions.
17. Nanny cerebrates that the remarks Janie makes about Logan are vitriolic; She always seems sour when she verbalizes of their relationship.
18. Janie, a free woman, availed by a pretty good advocate, to whom a lot of gratitude is due.
19. He thrust at Janie with a relentless posture; Tea Cake seems to be implacable in his attacks.
20. All men Janie appears to have cognations with, deludes her; making her believe the relationship is beautiful and loveable, but ends up apostatizing her in the
2. Jody shows a pompous attitude towards the people of Eatonville because he wants show dominance and appear superior to them.
3. Logan is worried about what is causing Janie’s capricious deportment in the relationship because he endeavors to do whatever to avert any vicissitude in Janie’s love for him.
4. Jody utilizes a very condescending tone when he verbalizes about women because he feels that women should be verbalized down upon due to their inferiority to men.
5. Janie is constantly scrutiny feeling because her resplendent looks cause people to visually examine her proximately.
6. Janie’s hunt for love is implacable because the …show more content…
Janie takes everything he verbally expresses out of his mouth as a prevarication, believing Tea Cake to be mendacious at first.
12. After experiencing this apoplectic part of Tea Cake, Janie came to the conclusion to get a gun in order to forfend herself from any of his unexpected actions.
13. The parapet breaks down, nevertheless the walls fall and the flood arrives.
14. . Janie’s bulwark against Jody’s abusive personality was silence, although it seemed like she didn’t.
15. Although Janie has been feeling ambivalent towards other partners in her relationships, she is assured of the love bond between her and TeaCake.
16. Tea Cake has observed how Janie recreates, Janie discerns Tea Cake’s good volitions.
17. Nanny cerebrates that the remarks Janie makes about Logan are vitriolic; She always seems sour when she verbalizes of their relationship.
18. Janie, a free woman, availed by a pretty good advocate, to whom a lot of gratitude is due.
19. He thrust at Janie with a relentless posture; Tea Cake seems to be implacable in his attacks.
20. All men Janie appears to have cognations with, deludes her; making her believe the relationship is beautiful and loveable, but ends up apostatizing her in the