❤️Gatsby's unrequited love for Daisy drives his actions.
🔥George seeks revenge for Myrtle's death and discovers Gatsby's involvement.
💔Gatsby clings to the hope that Daisy will still choose him.
👥Nick ends his relationship with Jordan, showing his loyalty to Gatsby.
👀The symbolism of Dr. Eckleburg's eyes portrays the characters' distorted realities.
Why does Gatsby refuse to leave Daisy?
—Gatsby believes that Daisy will eventually choose him over her husband.
What motivates George to seek revenge?
—George blames Gatsby for Myrtle's death and believes it was murder.
Does Daisy still love Gatsby?
—It's unclear if Daisy ever loved Gatsby as deeply as he loved her.
Why does Nick end his relationship with Jordan?
—Nick realizes the superficiality and immorality of the elite crowd he associates with.
What does the symbolism of Dr. Eckleburg's eyes represent?
—The eyes represent a distorted reality and the characters' loss of morality.
00:09Chapter 8 begins with Nick visiting Gatsby the morning after the accident.
00:17Gatsby refuses to leave Daisy despite her marriage to Tom.
01:10George believes Myrtle's death was murder and seeks revenge.
01:25George shoots Gatsby and himself, blaming Gatsby for Myrtle's death.
01:36Gatsby is shocked by Daisy's lack of need for him and clings to the hope of saving her.
01:54Nick ends his relationship with Jordan, realizing the superficiality of the elite crowd.
02:17The symbolism of Dr. Eckleburg's eyes highlights the characters' distorted realities.
02:45Fitzgerald examines the consequences of the rich and the struggles of the poor.
