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Gatsby and Daisy´s first meeting after 5 years
They met years earlier when he was in the army but they could not be together because he did not have the means to support her. Gatsby made his fortune with the idea of going back to Daisy. Gatsby bought his house in East Egg so that Daisy would be just across the bay where her house was. Gatsby gave lavish parties to attract Daisy to one of them but this never happened. Daisy was Nick´s cousin, and Nick was Gatsby neighbor. Nick´s house was perfectly prepared for the meeting with Gatsby. -
An important party at Gatsby´s house
One day Daisy, and her husband Tom attended one of Gatsby´s parties. While Tom spent his time looking for women, Daisy´s cousin Nick (an accomplice for Daisy´s and Gatsby´s affair) kept guard. Tom started feeling suspicious about his wife´s behaviour. Daisy spent the whole party with Gatsby. -
Jordan, Nick and Gatsby´s lunch at Daisy and Tom´s house
Baker, Nick and Gatsby went to their house to have lunch, At that time Tom noticed that Daisy and Gatsby were lovers. -
Daisy and Gatsby´s afternoon out in town
Later that day they decided to go to town because it was too hot in the house. Tom drove Gatsby´s car with Nick and Jordan. They stopped at Wilson´s garage because Gatsby´s car was running out of petrol. There Tom noticed that Mr. Wilson was not felling well. Daisy and Gatsby drove Tom´s car. -
Tom´s confrontation with Gatsby at the Plaza Hotel
During their visited to the Plaza hotel Tom confronted Gatsby about his love to Daisy. Gatsby told Tom that his wife did not love him, During the confrontation Daisy admitted that it was true. Daisy left the room in a state of confusion and Gatsby ran after her. Daisy and Gatsby left home in Gatsby´s car. -
A car accident
When Daisy lost control at the hotel, Gatsby ran behind her. Daisy took his car and drove with Gatsby to her house, hitting Mrs. Wilson with the car and killing her instantly. -
A tragedy at Wilson´s station
Tom, Daisy and Nick followed them in Tom´s car. Tom, Jordan and Nick passed Wilson´s station and noticed that an accident had happened. Tom´s lover as well as Mr. Wilson wife, Mr. Myrtles was dead, she was hit by Gatsby´s car. -
Nick´s met Gatsby at the Buchanan´s house
Gatsby waited outside Daisy´s house and met Nick. He recognized the fact that he would sacrifice his own life for Daisy´s, and that his dream about her was destroyed. -
Nick´s conversation with Gatsby
Nick suggested Gatsby that he should leave East Egg for a while, as his car would be identified as the "murderous car". Gatsby refused to do this and said that he would wait for her. -
Wilson´s visit to Tom´s house
Wilson went to Tom´s house with a gun in his hand, and Tom shamelessly accused Gatsby of the murder. -
Gatsby´s murder
While Gatsby was in his pool, Mr. Wilson killed him mistakenly thinking that he was responsible for Myrle´s death.
Gatsby died alone in his pool. In the end, he had done nothing more than follow his dream, and despite his money, he was nothing at all like the East Egg socialites he interacted with. -
Gatsby´s funeral
Nick became worried while handling Gatsby´s burial arrangements, he believed there had to be someone closer to Gatsby who should be conducting the business at hand.
Nick phoned Daisy to tell her of Gatsby´s death, but She and Tom left on a trip. Nick was alone with his dead friend. -
Nick meeting with Henry C. Gatz, Gatsby´s father
Nick recieved a telegram from Gatsby´s father, who was in Minnesota. He had learnt abou his son´s death through the Chicago newspaper. Nick was struck by the injustice of Gatsby´s solitary death. Despite all the people who attended Gatsby´s lavish parties, only one man went to his burial. -
Nick meeting with Tom in the street
Nick came across Tom in the street, although he tried to avoid him. Tom, as arrogant as ever, offended Nick because he did not shake his hand. At that time, Nick learnt that Tom had an important role in Gatsby´s death, and he stated that what he had done was entirely justified. Nick realized that his life had been forced to a new level of maturity.
Tom was only a child and Daisy and Tom were carelessly, using people as objects and then getting on with their lives.