Examples Of Abuse Of Power In The Great Gatsby

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The Great Gatsby is a love story. Gatsby’s pursuit of the American Dream The Great Gastby , a Novel by Scott Fitzgerald, is about The American Dream and the down fall of those who attempt to reach it’s Impossible goals. The attempt to capture the American Dream is used in many Novels. This dream is different for each character in the novel. In The great Gatsby, for Jay Gatsby the dream is that through wealth and power, one can acquire happiness. For Jay Gatsby must reach into the past and relive and old dream; and, in order to do this, he must have wealth and power. Jay Gatsby over all American Dream is to be with Daisy but for him to be with Daisy he must have the wealth and power so that he is in the same social statues
as Daisy. Gatsby had new reasons to obtain the American Dream of wealth, and remained optimistic, believing he would win back Daisy's heart with his assets. He developed and established a relationship with Meyer Wolfshiem, a con man who helped Gatsby make millions.. After purchasing an home in West Egg, he try’s to get Daisy back into his life. What drove Gatsby was his love for Daisy. Jay Gatsby's idealistic view of Daisy Buchanan creates a conflict for him once he is confronted by the reality. Gatsby has built Daisy up in his mind to be the perfect woman, but she is not the woman Gatsby think she is.
The dreams were deferred because they had nothing, or the desire to obtain anything more and felt it necessary, to destroy those who achieved their dreams.
Gatsby show the theme of Abuse of power Gatsby's dream is destroyed because of the unworthiness of his love. The careless attitude of the Buchanan's lead to Gatsby's downfall, by placing the fault of their problems directly on Gatsby, with Daisy pinning Myrtle's death on him, and Tom talk to George Wilson and told him that Gatsby killed his wife. Wilson, in an act of revenge, shattered the Gatsby's dream by placing a bullet into his head and ending his life. The connections that Gatsby made in his life, caused him to rise up the social ladder and be within the grasp of his dream; however the, unwelcoming shoved Gatsby to fall, and destroyed his dream. Though Gatsby is rich, he is of the lower set, and he attempts to join the upper class with Daisy. His desire for a better life stems from his faith that anything is possible if he puts his mind to it, which is also a part of the American Dream. However, Gatsby's dream collapses when he fails to win Daisy and is ultimately rejected by the higher social group. No ill-gotten wealth can help him and though a bullet from George Wilson's gun kills him, Gatsby dies spiritually when Daisy chooses Tom over him. Without his dream, Gatsby has nothing, to keep him
going.
The American Dream is something all people work toward to some extent, yet it is doomed to failure as its ideal conflict with the reality of life. Although it is an admirable goal, it is an unobtainable one. The American Dream is just that - a dream. {Hamilton Fish}.We see this in are ever day life where people work toward they American Dream but it get destroyed. Just like Jay Gatsby love Daisy pick someone us to be with, that happen every day in are every day American and that person who American Dream was to be with that person is destroyed. Also if someone was killed and like Gatsby who was so close to they dram but die they dream is destroyed.
Nick comments on this failure of the American Dream in his narrative descriptions of the characters, where all the immoral people have the money and the moral ones are the poor lower class. The American Dream is something all people work toward to some extent, yet it is doomed to failure as its ideal conflict with the reality of life. Although it is an admirable goal, it is an unobtainable one. “The American Dream is just that - a dream.” {Fitzgerald}… This quote show how the American dream is nothing more than a dream and it might happen And it might not happen. All you can do is just dream like Jay Gatsby did and how many do. Also all you can do is just wish and hope and dream for the best in life.
Jay Gatsby did whatever he can do to win Daisy and have her pick him over Tom.
But because Gatsby put it in his mind that Daisy was the perfect woman. He help himself not to be able to move on and he was thinking she is the only girl for me. Gatsby help destroyed his dream by not being able to move on and getting the blame for what she did. You can blame ever one in this novel for the destroyed of Gatsby dream, but Nick who try to help Nick. You can blame Georges for killing Gatsby; you can blame Tom for telling Georges it was Gatsby who was driving the car and not his wife. You can also blame Daisy for not taking the blame for being the one driving and for playing with Gatsby heat and end up picking Tom in the end. You can also blame Gatsby who tacking the blame for Daisy and doing whatever Daisy
wanted