The Great Gatsby

Wealth is something many chase in life. In The Great Gatsby many of the characters are wealthy beyond imagination. Some of the characters live in the East egg of New York, this area is more exclusive …

In F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, the author uses his novel to claim and show how the American Dream, in reality, is a lie. The Great Gatsby takes place during the summer of 1922, and everyon…

George Wilson in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby represents the underprivileged society which faces major inequalities due to low economic status. Most of the poor do not have the chance …

Bright and booming streets would make it seem as if the world was at its peak, people thriving; yet the dark truth of it all is women had little; the only thing that made them worth something was thei…

Through critiquing the enduring nature of the unattainable American dream in his novel, F. Scott Fitzgerald is able to design a set of filthy-rich, "careless" and wholly dislikeable characters in The …

We can learn lessons in many ways we wouldn't expect. Some learn them from going out into the world, making mistakes, or something as simple as reading a book like The Great Gatsby. Although the past …

Is love worth risking everything? The willingness to risk your life for love, break the law for love, make love your obsession. Love is the reoccurring theme in this book. Even if he had all the money…

The American Dream can be interpreted as something many people reach for. In The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby is a prime example of the overwhelming hold the American DReam can take on people. Gatsby is s…

No matter how hard you work for it, opportunities you did not take in the past will always stay there and there is no getting it back. This is the idea that author F. Scott Fitzgerald tries to convey …

In F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby, narrator Nick Carraway describes Jay Gatsby's attempt to win back the love of the wealthy Daisy Buchanan. Throughout the first half of the novel, Gats…