GGP+Chapter+8+summary

__**Chapter 8:**__ As Jay and Daisy fall in love Mr Wilson comes undone with suspicion of the yellow car he races for the easy answer planning revenge with careful steps. Loading his gun, ready to fire He lurkes around to see that man on the ground Jay falls, Wilson trembles..... falls..

**﻿Color Introduced: Gold: "gold turning light"(page 152)** **Traditional:** It shows perfection, also it shows power and strength. ( [] ) **Comparison**: I think it shows how perfect life could be, even though he is in a bit of anxiety

Vocabulary: Humidor- a container or storage room for cigars or other preparations of tobacco, fitted with means for keeping the tobacco suitably moist. ([])


 * Time period: ** Fitzgerald's life was full of love, but never really ever had true love. When Gatsby recieves his true love, he is shot as a result of Wilson's wife Myrlte's murder. Fitzgerald had died believing that his efforts of a writter were in vain, when really he was awarded a statue in debut to his literature.Gatsby though in vain thought, even in death, that Daisy would still come for him.

**Marxist/Feminist: The lower class man kills the upper class man expecting a relief or satisfaction, but he wound up committing suicide when he realized what he had nothing else to live for. the lower class typically were drunk and dillusional. / women betray men as they appear to be finally getting everything together. Women then leave and the man breaks down. Daisy has the same idealogical sense that most feminist have.**
 * Theme: ** The theme here is love, even though Jay is killed, he still believes that his mistress Daisy will still come for him. This represents true love in the aspect that even trough death love is inevitable.