Thirdly, Gatsby can't stop living in the past. He resumes his affair with Daisy expecting that nothing would change. Although five years has passed since they have last seen each other, Gatsby assumes that her feelings for him would remain unchanged. Obsessively, he needs to know that not only does he have Daisy' love now, but that he has always had her love. This scares Daisy away and the revelation of Gatsby's unsavory past drives her further back into her husband's arms. Although it is clear that autumn is coming, Gatsby demands to take one last swim in his pool. This renders him vulnerable to Wilson's murderous rage. Therefore, Gatsby's inability to accept the slightest passing of time results in the loss of Daisy and the loss of his life.

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