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__**Chapter 5:**__
Follows the day of Gatsby's and Daisy's previous involvement. Nick decides to call Daisy, and without telling her that Jay will be showing up, he invites her for some tea, but tells her not to bring Tom. Raining, Jay shows up first awaiting nervously for Daisy to show up. When Nick invites Daisy in when she showed up, once again, Jay was missing. Later on Nick approaches the front door after he hears a sudden knock. It is Jay and his appearance is horrible. He is as pale as a ghost, and he stares straight into Nick's eyes with terror. Even though Jay's meeting with Daisy was an awkward one, he invites both Nick and her to his house for a tour.

** Color Introduced: ** Gold is introduced to us on page ninety with this: "and the pale gold odor of kiss- me- at- the- gate." ** Traditional: ** It shows perfection, also it shows power and strength. ( [] ) ** Opinion: ** it symbolizes Jay's power ** Comparison: ** Jay has lots of gold items, which shows people of his power

** Unfamiliar Vocabulary: ** 1.) Demoniac: Possessed by, influenced, or produced by a demon **Time Period:** Gatsby style was part of the upper class colonial style which was established around 1925.  **Theme:**To impress with tangibles. What you own shows your power and status.
 * Marxist/Feminist: Back then people had smaller house with barely anything ti sit on, but Gatsby had a mansion. People could express there wealth with the money they had through their homes. Gatsby had plenty of funiture, his toilet was gold, and many items in his house were simply elegant./ Women expect to be lavished in a sense that their right guy is doing everything in their power to make them happy. **