The Great Gatsby: Chapter 6 cont.

Continuing in chapter six of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, Gatsby has become very desperate to win Daisy back.  After five years he still believes that he is capable of recreating what they did.  He hopes that this will show Daisy that she really never loved Tom.

" 'I'm going to fix everything just the way it was before,' he said, nodding determinedly.  'She'll see,' " (Fitzgerald, 110).

 Gatsby wants so bad for Daisy to say that she loves him.  But he might not get it.  He wants to redo the past five years.  I remember having said things or done things that I just wished I could go back and change.  I have even tried to act like they didn't happen.  Getting someone to forget a mistake you've made or feel differently about you is easier said than done.  Trying to get someone to not have hard feelings toward you can be even worse.  Like Gatsby I tried my best to recreate the good feelings we once had.  I succeeded, but I'm not sure if Gatsby will.