His servants were inviting too many people over for his parties; they were getting out of hand.

Meyer Wolfsheim advised Gatsby to get rid of all of the servants for safety reasons.

He did not fire his servants because he did not have any to begin with.

Daisy and Gatsby are now having an affair, and they wanted to avoid anyone gossiping.

It's raining, which symbolizes the sadness that Daisy feels about her failed marriage.

It's hot, which symbolizes the heated feelings of all of the characters of chapter 7.

It's cold, which symbolizes how Daisy feels toward Tom when she finds out about his cheating.

It's foggy, which symbolizes how confused everyone feels after the day's events.

"She doesn't look like her father" (117).

"Make us a cold drink" (116).

"You know I love you" (116).

"You always look so cool" (119).

Tom just found out that Daisy is cheating, but he is old money and must show restraint (he cannot just fight Gatsby). The only thing he can think to do is mock and drive Gatsby's car.

Tom just found out that Daisy is cheating, so he wants to crash Gatsby's car as revenge.

Tom just found out that Daisy is cheating, so he plans to sell Gatsby's car as revenge.

Tom just found out that Daisy is cheating, so he plans to frame Gatsby for murder as revenge.

the car has no gas, and they cannot drive.

the car has no license plates, so they are going to get in trouble.

he forgot to grab the whiskey for the party in New York.

Nick and Jordan have known about Daisy and Gatsby's affair the whole time.

He took her to the hospital to have her broken nose fixed. He wants her to know he loves her and forgives her, no matter what she has done.

He beats her in a jealous rage. He overheard her talking to her sister about Tom.

He locked her in her room. He suspects she is having an affair, and he wants to take her out west to start over.

He brought her flowers and promised to be a better husband. He is worried that she will leave him.