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__** Chapter 7: **__ Jay Gatsby had fired all his servants so they could not gossip about Daisy and he. Jay has also started to cease his parties. Jay invites both Nick and Daisy to lunch, and Daisy responded with a phone call about a half an hour later, nick had become suspicious. The following day they drive over to the Buchanan's house. Immediately Tom has realized that Daisy truely loves Jay. They all head out to New York city, but they decided to swap cars. Tom took Jay's car while vice- versa with Tom's. Myrtle and George get into a fight and Myrtle leaves the house frustrated. She walks out into the middle of the road and Tom instantly kills her on sight with Jay's car, Tom is aware of this and decides to use it to his advantage.

**Color Introduced: "He wears a pink suit"** nick page 122 Traditional meaning:Pink is symbolic of pure love. ( [] ) Opinion: Jay visually shows that he is in true love with Daisy. Comparison: Jay has fallen back in love with Daisy, and Daisy is finally falling in love with Jay. This displays the true meaning of love.

Unfamiliar Vocabulary: 1) **Incredulous:** Unwilling or unable to believe something ([|Dictionary.com])


 * Time Period: ** Fitzgerald's life consisted of parties and drinking. When he slowed and buckled down, he began to be serious in his work. Jay decided to fire his workers and diband partying so he could focus more on earning Daisy's heart back.

"Myrtle believes that she is right and always will be right no matter what. **And look what happened to her.** **__She got hit by a car__." (Cline 28)**
 * Theme: ** Revenge: This chapter has Tom taking revenge on Jay, because he finally realizes that Daisy has fallen in love with Jay. Tom makes his revenge by accidently killing Myrtle and later on in the story tells Wilson who car it was that hit Myrtle.
 * Marxist/Feminist: ** Cars were that of the upper class, but Tom and Gatsby were diposal of their cars. If you were of middle class like Nick you would appreciate what you would have more than that of the uper class./

Cline, Austin T. //It Is What It Is : The Guide to a Great Life.// Bosstown, TN: Boss Industry, 2011. Print.