The Great Gatsby Narrative

The Great Gatsby, a novel of forbidden love and disarray, we look at the novel and see the character, Jay Gatsby, as someone who has to contend with the aspects of his past. The frame narrative of the novel follows Nick Carrway, a reserved and quietly judge mental young fellow, who observes the success and demise of the "Great Gatsby" and becomes haunted by the people around him. Furthermore, we look at the past of Jay Gatsby, his dreams, and the analyzation of the literature due to the character's connections to his past altogether.
Who is Gatby? That question was frequently asked throughout the novel and could only be answered by frivalous rumors of gossipers or outrageous accusations; in addition, the timeline and environment helps set the
In fact, Nick describes Gatsby as a character with hope and dreams, a man of success yet romantic for his classy lady Daisy. For example, Nick first meets Gatsby as he is looking across the bay to Daisy's dock and reaches out to the green light that shines his way, this illustrates the symbolic reference the author and the character development of Gatsby itself. Also, Gatsby can be seen clinging onto Daisy and losing the value of the "green light" since the light represented Gatsby's hopes to achieve Daisy, and when he received her presence he strayed away from reaching out for light. Though, Gatsby's dreams began before he met Daisy because his journey to success was only a fantasy before he met Dan Cody, before he set sail on to his quest. After all, everyone starts somewhere, and for Gatsby it was a dream. To conclude, Gatsby can be categorized as a dreamer filled with hope and is currently striving to reach out for the "green light" or in other cases, the American
Gatsby is a pawn in the face of society yet is a King in the playfield of the American Dream, he represent the aspect of working for your success and the progress of ambition. Indeed, America was built on the value of opportunity and freedom and Gatsby is the character that makes with the meaning of dreaming and opprunities they wish to achieve. In fact, the book is flexible due to Gasby and the relationships he conducted, for the aspect of ambition is still present in modern times. To conclude, without Gatsby meeting the characters in his past then he couldn't have mounted the persona that gives the book it's