I thought of another question after everyone presented theirs and I thought I'd share it. Can you truly succeed without failing? I thought about this question for the rest of the period and figured I should write it down. :)
A guy who craved love from someone who didn't really love him. This problem ultimately led to his death. - Gatsby let his past with Daisy blind him from reality. He didn't realize she had changed and wasn't the same Daisy he knew all that time ago. - Gatsby was convinced that Daisy only loved him and no one else. She said that he loved both him and Tom. He didn't believe her and didn't want to believe her. - He was willing to go to jail if it meant Daisy would't get in trouble. Nick told him to get away but he didn't want to leave Daisy behind. He wanted to make sure he was safe. Daisy however couldn't care less.
Hopepunk is about standing up and fighting for what you believe in and standing up for other people. Genuinely and sincerely caring about something, whatever it is, requires bravery and strength. Authors think it matters because it helps build the story and where the story takes place making the book a more realistic and vivid read.
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