Your Wife Doesn't Love You - " Said Gatsby. "She's Never Loved You. She Loves Me"..."She Never Loved You - Do You Hear?" He Cried. "She Only Married You Because I Was Poor And She Was Tired Of Waiting For Me. It Was A Terrible Mistake - But In Her Heart She Never Loved Any One Except Me!"" Part 1

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1. Your Wife Doesn't Love You - " Said Gatsby. "She's Never Loved You. She Loves Me"..."She Never Loved You - Do You Hear?" He Cried. "She Only Married You Because I Was Poor And She Was Tired Of Waiting For Me. It Was A Terrible Mistake - But In Her Heart She Never Loved Any One Except Me!"" Part 1

The Personifiation Of Cars Is A Prominent Motif Throughout The Novel. It Emphasises That This Commodity Of The American Dream That Was Supposed To Make Life Easier And Give Us Freedom Is Not What It Seems. In Reality - It Is Dangerous - Notoriously Unreliable And (As Myrtles Death Exemplifies) Is A Machine Of Death ("...The Death Car") Fitzgerald Is Undermining The Facade Of The American Dream And Revealing The Disillusion Of This Lie That Capitialism Sold To The American Society - Which Led To An Era Consumed By Materialism And Superficiality. Notice The "Ford" Is Also A Metaphor For George Wilson - He Too Is Lifeless And A "Dust Covered Wreck." Both Discarded When The Rich Are Finished Using Them.
Because Of The Expectations Gatsby Has Set For Her During The Long Years Of Separation - Daisy Has Become A Symbol Of Happiness And Love For Him. He Could Not Bear The Notion That Who He Considers To Be His Divine And Only Love Has Affection For Someone Else. This Realization Nearly Destroys His Conception Of Love For The Past Five Years As He Murmurs Almost Subconsciously And Grasps Desperately To The Last Straw Of Hope By Repeating The Question - "You Loved Me Too?" This Is His Last Ditch Effort To Force Himself To Believe It Can't Be True.The Notion That Daisy Could Potentially Love Another Man Is Actually Killing Gatsby. The Consequences Of Daisy Possibly Loving Someone Else In Any Moment Of Time Ruins Gatsby's Perfected Fantasy.
On Nick's First Close Examination Of Gatsby's Appearance He First Realises His Anomalous Nature- "(Attach Quote Here)." The Depictation Of Gatsby's Smile Captures His Charisma And Encapsulates The Demeanor He Presents To Others.
After 6 ½ Chapters Of Slow Progression To This Moment - We Finally Reach The Boiling Point (Notice The Use Of Pathetic Fallacy - Since It Is The Hottest Day Of The Year). Gatsby Confronts Tom At Last - Claiming Not Only That Daisy Would Choose Him - But That She Never Loved Him In The First Place.

Your Wife Doesn't Love You - " Said Gatsby. "She's Never Loved You. She Loves Me"..."She Never Loved You - Do You Hear?" He Cried. "She Only Married You Because I Was Poor And She Was Tired Of Waiting For Me. It Was A Terrible Mistake - But In Her Heart She Never Loved Any One Except Me!"" Part 1

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Your Wife Doesn't Love You - " Said Gatsby. "She's Never Loved You. She Loves Me"..."She Never Loved You - Do You Hear?" He Cried. "She Only Married You Because I Was Poor And She Was Tired Of Waiting For Me. It Was A Terrible Mistake - But In Her Heart She Never Loved Any One Except Me!"" Part 1

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