The Great Gatsby Chapter 7 Analysis

The Great Gatsby Leader Reflection Chapter 7 revolves around the constant bickering of Gatsby and Tom; therefore, the most important points are on about this topic. Some of the intriguing ideas are about Nick and Jordan actions throughout the chapter. At first, my peers thought it would’ve been safer if they didn’t intervene and let the other three sort out their problems. Anyhow, I thought it would’ve been better for them to intervene during their arguments. Another interesting statement was about Mr. Wilson locking Mrs. Wilson upstairs. At times I think society hasn’t made much improvement since the 1920s. It was pleasing to know that now we don’t treat these situations as a normal thing. Women have more power in today’s society and the thought of us being property has immensely decrease. Throughout this chapter, I often felt anxious because Daisy
According to Fitzgerald, “The next day was broiling, almost the last, certainly the warmest, of the summer...Hot!” said the conductor to familiar faces. “Some weather! hot! hot! hot! Is it hot enough for you? Is it hot? Is it.. ?” (2-3). The atmosphere made a huge impact on the plot and the characters. Everyone finds it difficult to communicate their thoughts and their personalities are more agitated than usual. If the author wrote the setting with a more peaceful environment, the Gatsby would’ve not been frustrated at Tom. The ending of the chapter would’ve been different as well. Myrtle has a chance of living if Daisy wasn’t excited about what happened in the town. The next chapter won’t be any less climactic due to the mishap with Myrtle and Tom wanting to go away. I predict the next chapter to be hard on Gatsby without Daisy loving him back. This also makes me question about Mr. Wilson and if he comes up in the story again. Will Mr. Wilson seek revenge? Will Gatsby be blamed for what Daisy has done? Is Daisy going to running away with Tom or somehow fall back in love with