Other people's blog

1.how is daisy described in the story? found in joanha's blog
2.where is nick from? joanha's blog
3.what rumor was there about Gatsby? joanha's blog
4.how was Gatsby party described as? joanha's blog
5.how is tom and daisy's marriage? yoselyn's blog
6.who is Gatsby in love with? yoselyn's blog
7.who is myrtle? joanha's blog
8.where did Gatsby wanted to see daisy? joanha's blog
9.what did daisy ask nick when she arrived at his house? joanha's blog
10.what role does meyer wolfsheim play in the novel? joanha's blog



1. an enigmatic and disappointing character.
2.southwest.
3.a german spy.
4. Gatsby tries his best tor impress the buchanans.
5. an unstable relationship.
6. with daisy.
7. owns a run-down garage in the valley of ashes.
8.at his house.
9.if he wanted some tea.
10.his role is to differentiate Gatsby's wealth from other in the east egg society.

deictic gaze

so in class today Dr. Preston told us about deictic gaze and I tried it on my friends and to my surprise it worked and we all had a great laugh.

is gatsby a mystery

as I'm reading the book about great Gatsby is that people say he did some things like killed people others say he's a German spy but when they say these stuff are they really true or are the people making up stories to spice things up in the conversation.

great gatsby notes 2

in the story so far is that tom was cheating on his wife because maybe he didn't love her anymore and also they are explaining the west egg and east egg whereas west egg meaning ''poor'' which is nick and Gatsby and east egg meaning ''rich'' which is daisy and tom.

great gatsby notes 1

epigraph - opening quote

he took advise from his father and the (narrator giving information and to the family as well )
and is afraid to miss something if he forgets it

article on john steinbeck

one thing I learned from this article was that Steinbeck talks about how all the goodness and the heroisms will rise up again then be cut down and rise up and that he suggests our human foibles don't negate our goodness and he means that our human foibles don't make our goodness and have a negative meaning to it and why I chose to follow a particular link and not the other because the link I chose was charioteer metaphor for good and evil and I chose it because when I clicked on it, it said that '' the free person on has a severely restricted range of choices'' and it also said that ''the person's own better nature is determining that person's choices.

I, SOCRATES

these past 2 days helped me to be more creative because what makes me creative is that I'm EXTREMELY PASSIONATE ABOUT MY ART because I express myself in a way where it all starts with an IDEA, PAPER, AND PENCIL even though I'm already creative, but these past days helped me more because they taught me how even though life can get down at times you always find a way to find the sunshine in the most deepest darkest place your in.