Explore how the language used in this passage describes Gatsbys defeat :: English Literature

Explore how the language used in this passage describes Gatsbys defeat and its symbolic significance.Chapter 7 I glanced at Daisy, who was staringSo we drove to thedeath through the cooling twilightExplore how the language used in this passage describes Gatsbysdefeat and its symbolic significance.Chapter septette brings the conflict between Tom and Gatsby into theopen, and their conflict over Daisy brings to the surface troublingaspects of both characters. It opens as the group is gathered in Tomand Daisys house. It becomes a snappy moment as the group finallymeets Daisy and Toms baby. It brings out an interesting consequenceto the relationship of Gatsby and Daisy.When Gatsby source sees the baby Nick saysI dont think he had ever really believed in its existence beforeGatsby and Daisy have been so wrapped up in their own relationship andtheir own contentment that they have never taken the child intoconsideration before. We see Daisy being so possessive of herdaughter. She eagerl y tells the group thatShe doesnt look like her father. She looks like me. Shes got myhair and shape of the face.This is suggesting that she is onerous to make the child totally hersand attempts to keep Toms involvement with the child to the least. Inher life, Daisy owns very little authority. She has no job or means ofindependence, which makes her very pendent on Tom. The child is by chance something she feels she owns and could confidently claims andtells the group it is hers. However the child seems to be attached toher father, as when Daisy asks her of her opinion of her mothersguests the child replies Where is daddyThis is the first tax write-off of Gatsbys defeat. He could make Daisyforget Tom but the child will always be a bond between Daisy and Tom.There was a guts of focus as the child left the room, which waspossibly represented by the heat. The weathers heat made Daisy andthe rest struggle through their speeches as so did the tension toGatsby as he is starting to unco ver the reality and certainty that hisrelationship with Daisy is not as smooth as he thought it was.Tom and Gatsbys first opposition was on which car they should driveinto town. Gatsby did not want Tom to drive his car, whilst Tominsisted on taking his car. Tom won this little quarrel, which waspossibly a representation of the main fight over Daisy.The Circus wagon could possibly be a representation of Daisy. Thecar belonging to Gatsby, but direct Tom has taken it by force.