How does The Great Gatsby use symbolism?

Gatsby’s grand and lavish mansion symbolizes his high lifestyle. It also shows the inner conflict of Gatsby and foreshadows his loneliness hidden behind his lavish estate. It also symbolizes his unbound love for Daisy.

Why did Gatsby die in the end?

Why does Gatsby have to die in the end of the Great Gatsby? Gatsby’s dream leaves him disillusioned, believing in a reality that is simply not meant to be, and in the end it leads to his death. In truth, most people do not become rich and wealthy, or end up with the person they think they will.

Who does Daisy end up with?

She also explains how Daisy threatened to call off her marriage to Tom after receiving a letter from Gatsby, but of course ended up marrying him anyway (4.140).

Who is the most violent person in The Great Gatsby?

Tom Buchanan

Is Tom abusive to Daisy?

There are many signs in the novel that shows how Tom is abusive toward Daisy. He yells at her, puts her down, ignores her, and is physical. He also abuses not only Daisy, but other women such as his mistress Myrtle. Tom does not just abuse physically, but he abuses mentally as well.

How does Daisy Talk Why?

Why does Daisy speak in exaggerated phrases? By overdoing her remarks she manages to minimize everything she says. If she describes something as utterly wonderful instead of merely nice, she makes it seem quite ordinary. She makes everything sound important which reveals nothing is important to her.