Question

why is gatsby disappointed after daisy attends his party? pg. 109-111

Explanation:

Gatsby hosted lavish parties solely to attract Daisy, hoping she would share his idealized vision of their reconnection. However, Daisy does not enjoy the party; she finds the crowd loud, superficial, and overwhelming. Gatsby realizes his elaborate displays of wealth do not bridge the gap between their lives or make Daisy feel the same intense, nostalgic love he holds. He wanted the party to be a perfect moment for them, but it exposes that his dream of recapturing the past with her is not aligned with her actual feelings.

Answer:

Gatsby is disappointed because Daisy does not enjoy his party—she finds the loud, superficial gathering overwhelming, and the event fails to live up to Gatsby's idealized vision of rekindling their perfect, nostalgic romance, revealing the gap between his dream and Daisy's true feelings.