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Mind Map by Olivia Farrow, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Olivia Farrow
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The Great Gastby
~Chapter One~
- SETTING
- Gatsby's house
- 'Hotel de Ville', a copy of a town
hall in Normandy. Made to look old
fashioned and from Europe.
- The fact it is copy perhaps
enhances the idea of
performance and the aspiration for perfection.
- The fact it is copy perhaps
enhances the idea of
performance and the aspiration for perfection.
- 'Hotel de Ville', a copy of a town
hall in Normandy. Made to look old
fashioned and from Europe.
- Buchanans' house
- Is on East Egg,
the side of 'old
money' where the
most rich live.
- 'Georgian colonial mansion' Beautiful,
expensive house, with 'french windows'
almost advertises the wealth of the
Buchanans.
- Described as being airy, spacious and
tastefully decorated. There is the
repetition of the colour white, reflecting
the purity and elegance of the property.
- Contrast of Buchanans' house and
Toms flat: spacious-claustrophoic
- Contrast of Buchanans' house and
Toms flat: spacious-claustrophoic
- Described as being airy, spacious and
tastefully decorated. There is the
repetition of the colour white, reflecting
the purity and elegance of the property.
- 'fragilely bound' could
reflect the fragility of the
performances that all the
characters put on and
the fragile relationships
and foundations they
build their lives on.
- Is on East Egg,
the side of 'old
money' where the
most rich live.
- Nicks House
- Cheap in comparison to the
houses that surround him. Placed in
a perfect position to narrate.
- Cheap $80 house could
highlight the contrasting
wealths.
- Cheap $80 house could
highlight the contrasting
wealths.
- Cheap in comparison to the
houses that surround him. Placed in
a perfect position to narrate.
- Gatsby's house
- VOICE
- Daisy
- Has a musical quality, which entices
anyone who is compelled to listen. 'It
was the kind of voice that the ear
follows up and down' Even Nick, is
enchanted by her charms.
- Has a musical quality, which entices
anyone who is compelled to listen. 'It
was the kind of voice that the ear
follows up and down' Even Nick, is
enchanted by her charms.
- Tom
- 'Gruff, husky tenor'
- His voice portrays his
dominance and perhaps his
future aggression as 'gruff'
might suggest.
- Aggression is confirmed in
chapter 2, Tom breaks
Myrtles nose.
- Aggression is confirmed in
chapter 2, Tom breaks
Myrtles nose.
- His voice portrays his
dominance and perhaps his
future aggression as 'gruff'
might suggest.
- 'Gruff, husky tenor'
- Daisy
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