The Great Gatsby Pgs. 85-96

In this section of The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gatsby and Daisy finally meet. Gatsby is so nervous at first that he barely even talks to her. After that however, things begin to warm up, and they are happy to see each other. It seems they may end up with a romantic relationship. I hope Daisy and Tom get divorced so Gatsby and Daisy can get together. Tom is a jerk, who is cheating on Daisy, while Gatsby is the man whose dream is to be with Daisy. Gatsby seems like a much better man than Tom Buchanan. A quote that struck me says "...I think he revalued everything in his house according to the measure of response it drew from her well-loved eyes" (Fitzgerald, 91). This shows how important Daisy is to Gatsby. If Gatsby and Daisy end up together, it will be a happy ending. I wonder what will happen through the course of this book.