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theories and philosophies on literature: the intellectual's guide to knowing stuff about reading. a small gust of wind that scarely courrugated the surface was enough to disturb its accidental course with its accidental burden. the touch of a cluster of leaves revolved it slowly, tracing, like the leg of a transit, a thin red circle in the water. pg. 162-163 at the end of his life, i mostly just feel sympathy toward and sadness about gatsby. his life was extremely disheartening. after spending his whole existence trying to create a god out of himself, his efforts prove to have been completely in vain when he dies at a young age right after failing completely in his biggest endeavor ever: winning daisy. it's common for men to attempt to build themselves up past the point of breaking, but it always seems to backfire. gatsby is no exception to this rule. at the end of his life, he is nothing but an ordinary man, who has had some failures in life, and now he's dying alone, which makes it even worse. his whole struggle to the top left him nothing of substance at the end of his life. he's just another dead body. it is pretty sad to think that a man who spent his whole life trying to change his fortune really just caused his own sad demise in the end.. the great gatsby: irony round 2 (but a different kind and actually this happened before the last one...) she had told him that she loved him, and tom buchanan saw. he was astounded. his mouth opened a little, and he looked at gatsby, and then back at daisy as if he had just recognized her as someone he knew a long time ago. pg. 119 well, tom's a hypocrite too. let's just keep adding to the list of things that are terrible about him. this whole time he's been cheating on daisy without any concern as to how it makes her feel. she's been emotionally torn apart and broken up inside to the point that its damaging her relationship with her child. but tom, being the arrogant and clueless idiot that he is, doesn't see this or else he doesn't