DO NOT ANSWER WITH SOMETHING UNESSECARY OR YOU WILL BE REPORTED AND BANNED. Only answer if you've read the Great Gatsby.

Chapter one:
What do we learn about the narrator's (Nick's) background and current life?
What seems to be associated with the word "East"?
What does Nick think about Tom, Daisy, and their marriage?
What is Gatsby doing at the end of the chapter?

answers below

Explanation:

1. Throughout the book, we have learned that the narrator is a person that holds no judgement or grudge against anyone. He comes from a somewhat rich background. He was told by his father "whenever you want to judge someone, remember they may not have had the advantages you have had." He now lives as a stock man after leaving his family and a rumor.

2. The word east is associated with riches and old money. The people from east egg are all rich and are considered the most high class. They are they ones that judge the poorer people.

3. While nick mostly reserves judgement, he believes the marriage is worth nothing. He believes Daisy should leave Tom for a better life.

4. Gatsby is looking across the bay with his arms outstretched at a green light. The narrator can see even from a distance that his hands are shaking as if he angry or sad.

i think its:

c. a disadvantage of the proposal is that there will be fewer people under the monarchy.