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Gatsby.....he was a mysterious person. After I got to know Gatsby more, it occurred to me what his real motives were, which was to invite Daisy, a married woman over to my house in order for Daisy to meet Gatsby again. I thought Gatsby living just across my cousin Daisy’s house was just a coincidence but this obviously wasn’t the case after Jordan told me that it was all for Daisy. Daisy was his only motive. He was madly in love with Daisy, yet it’s been five years they haven’t spoken.
There was green light in front of Buchanan’s dock that I have seen Gatsby looking and stretching his arm at not once but several times, it’s like there is something he need to have to himself and reach out to, the more I was thinking about it the more it made
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“No... I think you don’t have to........ it’s too late now” said the irritated Daisy.
“It’s never late....... no......no ... it can’t be late Daisy”, said Gatsby in a cool voice.
“What do you want me to do now Jay”, said Daisy emotionally.
“Come back to me Daisy...I know you want to”, said the confident Gatsby.
The moment I saw Daisy’s face changing got me thinking that she would go back to Gatsby and that she still likes Gatsby more than Tom. I kept watching and listening.
“What....?” said Daisy seemed like she didn’t hear Gatsby and her mind went completely blank.
“You do want to come back to me, you do right?”, Gatsby slowly approaching Daisy.
“What’re you saying Jay?” Said Daisy nervously.
“You’re mine......everything is still the same”, said Gatsby.
I was about to slap Gatsby at the back of his head and tell him she’s married already. I just couldn’t go on watching them.
“It was all in the past jay and you know that I’m married already”, said Daisy.
“Past.........?”, said Gatsby.
“mmmhh”.. nodded Daisy.
The strangest thing that I saw in Daisy was every time she was answering Gatsby, she wasn’t looking at Gatsby’s eyes or maybe she couldn’t look at his eyes. The only reason could be that she was lying which means she still loves

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