The Great Gatsby

Many people are aware of the American Dream, this awareness comes from personal experiences, Although everyone has their own concept of what it is, how can the American dream be defined? Readers can f…

Characters from totally different periods such as the 1920s and the 1950s can have different expectations, identities, beliefs, and morals and can still compare and contrast. The characters Nick Carra…

Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby depicts Jay Gatsby as an overly optimistic and ambition-driven character who has become too blinded by the desire to be with Daisy. When we first meet him, he is a …

How much in common can two novels written in two very different time periods be similar ? In "Of Mice and Men ", written in 1937 right before the great depression , we see Lennie who has a dream of …

Jay Gatsby's romantics about how life should be give him a hopeful outlook, but also leads to a broken heart caused by unmet expectations. In F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, Gatsby is a broken…

Ambition is a motivator for future hopes and dreams, although too much ambition may lead to a loss of sight in reality. This is demonstrated in F. Scott Fitzgerald's book The Great Gatsby, which tells…

A boy named Dave, is challenged with the responsibility to obtain what he wants. In the story you have this connection to this main idea that kids can't be mature and their parents can't have trust fo…

In the book The Great Gatsby some characters have some similarities and differences within the story. which make them like other characters and how they are different from each other during this time…

The author of The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald uses positives and negatives from Gatsby's life to portray to the reader the reality of the American dream. The American dream is not all glory and g…

The most important puzzle piece of your life is who you love; it can make you, it can break you. In the novel The Great Gatsby, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gatsby does everything he could to find …