Chapter+7

=**Chapter Summary:**= In this chapter, it is about Gatsby's love for his child and Daisy. It explains how Gatsby blows off all his parties, friends, and social activities because his head is filled with his unbelievable love for Daisy. When he sees the child, he can't believe that it is a reality. Throughout the chapter, Fitzgerald shows the affection between Daisy and Gatsby. They show their love for each other, which is almost too strong. They basically block out the world around them and only focus on each other.

=﻿American Dream:= This chapter is explaining the dream of love. Daisy and Gatsby believe that they have found their one true love, and fulfilled their journey to find each other.

=﻿**Colors:**= (pg. 114). The moon is said to be a silver curve. In the novel, the color silver is showing richness and jewelry. This is relating to Gatsby's wealth.

=﻿Relation to Fitzgerald's Life:= This relates to how Fitzgerald fell in love with his true love in his life after discovering her finally.

=﻿Vocabulary:= Rancor - bitter Portentous - hint, foreshadow

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

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