Tender In The Night Character Analysis

Fitzgerald expresses that a person should forget about all of the miserable parts in life and focus on the new as “In any case you mustn't confuse a single failure with a final defeat”(Fitzgerald 272). F. Scott Fitzgerald depicts a character Dick Diver who looks forward to the future by making the most of each situation. His character realizes that utilizing and making the most of each given moment to make life count most will result in never regretting decisions in their later age. His characters exhibits that going beyond what he believes is his comfort zone is a key element of developing both mentally and physically. In Tender in the Night, F.Scott Fitzgerald creates a fictional character Dick Diver who exhibits all good aspects of the human race as seen by his physical appearance and his mental stability despite being in World War 1. Throughout the novel Dick Diver is illustrated by all of the humans perfect characteristics which are the ability to dream
Dick Diver throughout the story changes his beliefs and in turn also affect other people’s lives so they can also change in a positive direction. Dick Diver shows humans that it is essential to develop and change as a person in order to live a life of full potential. Dick is the most important character to Tender is the Night by showing humans you always need to take charge of every moment and “seize the day” and is a perfect example of what we as humans should strive to develop into and to become the best person you can be. Tender is the Night by F.Scott Fitzgerald is not just a story about rich people but rather a greater representation of how humans should live by expressing how social conventions are persuasive but in order to to reach your full potential you need to set it aside and focus on the world you want to live in and how you can affect others in order to affect