Picturing The Great Gatsby

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Car
SYMBOL Leisure and accident, Death in
Friendship Return to
East/West wealthy Fight, collateral water,
Gods eyes b/w Nick relative Funeral, end of the
Egg(s) spectacles natural damage of rebirth
above ash and Gatsby simplicity story/ novel
brutality uncontrolled interrupted
affair

SETTING Gatsbys funeral in

Gatsbys
New york Nick Gatsbys house his house
Valley of Carraways house
Gatsbys Speakeasy
Ashes house Myrtles
house bar
Front house

I'd been
making a
takeem suddenly, small
He had one downstairs with a investigation
strained The truth They're a
Making a of those and giveem of his past.
sound Daisy was that Jay rotten
I hope shell short deft rare smiles back to And you
bent her Gatsby of crowd, I
be a fool, movement with a whoever found he
KEYLINE1 head into West egg shouted
thats the Tom quality of they belong was a Gatsby believed in
the shirts Long Island across the
best thing a Buchanan internal to. Tellem Oxford man lawn You're the green light, an
all daisys and began sprang from
girl can be in broke her resonance said Jordan worth the orgastic future that
change her to cry his Platonic
this world a nose with in it that you helpfully whole damn year by year
mind. Say: stormily conception
beautiful little his open may come An Oxford bunch put recedes before us
Daisys They're of
fool C1Pg118 hands. across four man! He is together C9Pg
change her such himself.C6P
C2Pg125 or five times incredulous C8Pg44
mine! beautiful g
in life. C3Pg Like hell he
C4Pg129 shirts she is he wears
sobbed a pink suit
C5Pg118. C7Pg130

1920s2
Duesenburg 1920s
Ash dump Prohibition 20s party model J revolver
Flapper girl 1920s hearse
upper class 1920s
bouquet

The conflict The conflict The conflict for

in this in chapter 4 The conflict chapter 9 is when
chapter is is when of this gatsby dies and it
when daisy starts chapter is comes to find out
The
Gatsby to have 2nd The Conflict Gatsby is The Conflict that Gatsby that gatsby had no
The conflict realizes that thoughts of this feeling the of this is Thinks that real friends besides
in chapter chapter is same way that Daisy Daisy is
it his about her nick who was the
one is that when that he felt admits that gonna call
CONFLICT man(him) marriage before he he loves only one that came
Nick has to Conflict in Jordan tells
vs. nature with tom. him so he to the funeral.
find the Nick that left the war. Gatsby. But
Chapter 2 is waits.
problem he because he Gatsby is in The Conflict tension
when Tom
has with New has to win love with is Gatsby is rises forcing
hits Myrtle
York Daisy and expecting Daisy to
that he too much of break.
wants him himself. .
to invite her
daisy back to tea.

1
For the Key Line row, include the actual line and citation beneath the graphic.
2
For the 1920s. watch this video Life in the Roaring 1920s documentary before you begin completion of this row.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/12/27/opinion/28opchart.html
 showing off
his
numerous
amount of
cash by
throwing big
parties that
he did not
have back
then.

CHARACTER
Daisy George
Nick Jay Gatsby Buchanan Jordan Wilson Gatsby
Myrtle
Carraway Tom Wolfsheim Baker Wilson
Buchanan

COLOR Grey ash/ White card/

Green light/ Pink
consequenc Gold/ privilege Dark Brown/ Yellow/
hope and flowers/ Blue/ found
e of extreme and purity in natural nervousnes Black/ mournful
start of novel feminine peace
prosperity wealth eyes of law human state s
concern

TIME Beginning of
the novel/late Daytime Night time Morning/ mistful
1920s Nicks Early /noon gloomy
narration twenties/ Night time Noon
morning Early day
Late at time/ noon
nnght

MOOD Mystery Unpleasant Wild Thrilling Joyful Intense Unexpected Dark Mournful

Attends Gatsby dies

Gatsbys (In the book
Nick party some
FILM3 Gatsby and
The film (film people
Gatsby Tom have
portrays him portrays Myrtle dies show up at
Nick finds meets Daisy their
just like in the Gatsbys his funeral
out about Gatsby confrontatio
book except parties as in the film Nick finishes the
Tom's affair explains his n
in the film he wild and its only book
filled with past nick)
is in a asylum
debauchery)

3
For the Film row, include a graphic and word/phrase that captures how the film captures this novel -- similarities or differences. You might highlight something
about the directors interpretation, the filming, the music, the camera work, etc.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/12/27/opinion/28opchart.html