Knowledge center. Neuropathy is the term used to describe a problem with the nerves, usually the 'peripheral nerves' as opposed to the 'central nervous system' (the brain and spinal cord). Neuropathy is seen with a number of different underlying medical conditions.
I think it's because Gatsby really believed in the American Dream and so he had to die to make Fitzgerald's point. The American Dream, at least in that time and place, was dead and so Gatsby had to die because he embodied that dream. Daisy went back to Tom as a way of emphasizing this point.Answer #5). Gatsby, in his romaticizing of the American Dream, is a tragic figure. He dies in a Christ-like posture, the sacrificial victim of the materialistic Buchanans and all the other superficial people who did not even bother to attend his funeral.
We also see the story archetype of a great tranformation. Because Cody sought him out, Gatz became Gatsby and the birth of new life occur. You could say Gatsby was born again in this moment.I hope those ideas help. see the mentor in Cody, and the student in Gatsby. Although I am not sure what he learned during those years, I am confident that since Cody took him under his wing and cleaned him up this had great significance in creating a new life for James Gatz, I mean of course Jay Gatsby.