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.
If you are asking whether Nick leaves Gatsby by car or on foot or whatever, it seems that he leaves on foot. He has been hanging around with Gatsby and then he goes towards the hedge between their two houses. So he is walking back to his house. He later goes to the train station and into New York City to work.If you are asking about something else, I think there are a couple of important things: 1  Gatsby is waiting for Daisy to call him when Nick leaves. 2  He still thinks the two of them might have a future together. Gatsby is waiting for Daisy to call him when Nick leaves. 2  He still thinks the two of them might have a future together. 3  So when Nick leaves, Gatsby is sort of hopeful, but the hope seems to be fading. 4  As Nick leaves, he turns around and shouts to Gatsby.