What are 10 associations for chapter 5 the great Gatsby?

Answer 1

1. Dr. Eckleburg's eyes symbolize the presence of a higher power or moral decay.
2. The Valley of Ashes represents the stark contrast between the rich and the poor in society.
3. Gatsby's parties symbolize excess and the superficiality of the Jazz Age.
4. The color yellow symbolizes wealth, greed, and deceit in the novel.
5. The green light at the end of Daisy's dock symbolizes Gatsby's hopes and dreams.
6. The East and West Egg symbolize the divide between old and new money.
7. The weather (rain, heat, etc.) reflects the emotional tension and mood of the characters.
8. The use of cars symbolizes freedom, luxury, and recklessness in the 1920s.
9. The character of Tom Buchanan represents the corrupt and immoral upper class.
10. The character of Myrtle Wilson symbolizes the desire for social mobility and the consequences of pursuing the American Dream.