Chapter+9

=﻿Chapter summary:= ====This writing takes place two years after the accident and nick has moved back out west. He encounters Tom back in his town and asks him what he told Gatsby that day and he informs him and then says what happened to him he had coming. it talks about again how Daisy and Tom hide behind their money and let everything fall the way it may. Nick then goes to Gatsbys old homestead and sees a innappropriate term scraweled on the sidewalk which he gets rid of and then walks away wondering about life.====

=﻿American Dream(marxism)...:= this is the final push of the novel and it is shown that all thats glitters isnt gold and people aren't always what they seem such as Tom and Daisy. the partying and all the problems and everything can show the dwindeling down of all the problems that people faced in the upcoming great depression.

=﻿Colors:= (pg180.) the white steps are mentioned to show that everything is now pure and can return back to normal and the green grass in Gatsbys yard is a signal of hope not for him but for Nick.

=﻿Relation to Fitzgerald's life:= this is not planned but both Gatsby and Fitzgeralds lives end the same sad way with them dying before their time when they were no longer on top of everything.

=﻿Vocabulary:= vestibule- railroad(pg.175) jewess- jewish girl or woman(pg. 170)

works cited

Fitzgerald, F. Scott, and Matthew J. Bruccoli. //The Great Gatsby//. New York: Scribner, 2004. Print.

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