David Garcia

Aldous Huxley believes that the world is getting overpopulated. He believes that the overpopulation is limiting our freedom. He also believes that technology is take our lives over. Technology will change the way we communicate. He wants us to not to stay put, but to keep on learning from the technology so we can keep getting better

I dont think gatsby was great.Gatsby is a criminal who created himself to be someone who he isn't. Nick constantly hangs out with gatsby because nick sees the good and the love that he has for daisy. Nick believes that gatsby is trying to do the right thing. Tom and daisy are married to each other but both have separate lives. They both cheat on each other. But as soon as gasby is dead they go back to each other like nothing happend. I do not like daisy. She is a selfish and likes material things.  She does things that are best for her. I would not let by brother date her because she will be into his things instead of him. "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past". The last sentence of the book was interesting. To me it means that's you can keep moving forward in life but you cant escape who you are.

Chapter 1 1 what kind of relationship does Tom and daisy have? 2. Who calls tom during dinner time? Chapter 2 1. How does Nick meet Tom's mistress? 2. What was tom there to do at Chapter 3 1. How do people act when nick asks where is Gatsby? 2. What are some rumors about Gatsby? Chapter 4 1. What "truth" does gatsby tell nick in this chapter? 2. What was the reason gatsby bought the house where it is?

The truth that Gatsby tells nick is that he is the son of wealthy family from the middle west that is all dead now. All of the money came to Gatsby. After the death of his family he traveled Europe collecting jewels and hunting big game. After that the war came and he bacame a war hero by taking out 3 german divisions The truth that Jordan tells nick is that Gatsby moved across the bay and threw partys hoping to run into daisy again. All just to ask her to come over for a cup of tea