What I believe stays with you after you read, is the ways the author describes things. If he or she describes something so clear we can imagine being in that exact spot or situation, it makes us understand the story/book much better. Also the main idea of the story, if it is something interesting to us we will remember the story much more. The lesson the author gives us can impact our way of seeing things, which is why we remember certain things from a reading. However, that is not always the case when we can’t remember certain things from a story/book it’s probably because we didn’t really understand what it was trying to say, it wasn’t giving us an idea of the environment with good descriptive words. Or simply because the theme and main idea doesn’t really interest us.
Chapter 1 Q: What was the reason Nick went to go visit Tom and Daisy at East Egg? Q: Why was Daisy’s expression so negative when she found out she had a girl? Chapter 2 Q: Why did Tom like to visit Wilson at his garage so much? Q: Why is Tom so violent and why is Mrs. Wilson still in love with him? Chapter 3 Q: Why so peope go to Gatsby’s house for parties without getting invited? Q: Why is it that Jorden likes Nick so much? Chapter 4 Q: Why did Mr.Wolfshein say “old Metrople” was a place “filled with faces dead and gone”? Q: What does Jorden tell Nick about what Gatsby wants him to do, and why doesn’t Gatsby tell Nick directly?
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