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write a paragraph 5-6 sentences explaining how jay Gatsby values or wants the attention of daisy and use evidence from the book the great gatsby
using only chapters 1-4

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From the earliest pages it is clear that Gatsby shapes his life around winning Daisy’s attention: Nick sees him at night "stretch[ing] out his arms toward the dark water" toward a single green light across the bay (Ch. 1), an image of longing for Daisy. Gatsby’s enormous, lavish parties — where "people were not invited—they went there" and his house blazes with spectacle (Ch. 3) — read as attempts to broadcast his wealth and status so that Daisy, or news of him, might be drawn to him. More directly, Gatsby asks Nick to arrange a private meeting with Daisy, pleading with Nick to invite her to tea so they can be reunited (Ch. 4). Together these details — the yearning gesture to the green light, the manufactured social displays, and his personal request to Nick — show that Gatsby values Daisy’s notice above almost everything else and has structured his actions to capture and keep her attention.