The Great Gatsby: Chapter 6

In the sixth chapter of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gatsby is trying to recreate the moments Daisy had with him five years ago.  He invites Daisy to one of his parties and because she was not even a little drunk she did not enjoy some of the coarse talk some of the guests had to say.  She found it uncivilized and not worthy of her company.

"Tom laughed and turned to me.  'Did you notice Daisy's face when that girl asked her to put her under a cold shower?' " (Fitzgerald, 108).

 Tom found it very funny that Daisy did not enjoy her time there.  Maybe because he doesn't like Gatsby.  In the plot at this point the action continues to rise.  Considering we are already at the sixth chapter the climax should be coming soon.  This is only if I haven't missed it already.  Throughout the rest of the novel it will be interesting to see how far Gatsby will go to try to win back Daisy.  I think his actions are noble, but I don't know if it is quite possible to get her back.