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English Creative Writing Plan - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Readers understand Myrtle's longing to be apart of the upper/wealthy class firsthand as we experience her packing for . We see her going through all her materialistic goods as she packs extravagantly for . Readers witness one of her elaborate daydreams of living the life of a wealthy, upperclass woman. Her dreams of her vacation to _ are abruptly brought short when she proposes her idea to George, and she returns to her reality of living in poverty once again. She describes in detail the mundane struggles of her life, and the boring bleak comparison of being Myrtle Wilson from the gas station to the idealistic Myrtle Buchanan, the beyond-wealthy wife of Tom and the luxurious life she longs to live.
    - - From Myrtles perspective we see from Myrtles perspective her longing of wanting to be together with Tom and her blind belief that Tom loves her back through one of the telephone calls during dinner at the Buchanan's.
  - - - The evening of the day Gatsby moved into his mansion, he is standing alone at the end of his jetty. He sees the green light at the end of the Buchanan's dock, and we witness the significance of the green light to Gatsby and he is enchanted by it's magical beauty, and we have a better understanding of Gatsby's longing and unrequited love for Daisy and how he feels so close to her or the 'green light' he feels as if he almost has the light/her in his grasp
  - - - Jordan is a flapper in The Great Gatsby. In a situation at one of Gatsby's parties or on the street, readers experience first hand gender discrimination through Jordan's perspective. Readers have a greater understanding of Jordan's views of how she embraces the new life of being a flappers and the gender discrimination and disapproval of the new flappers.