What Is The Message Of The Great Gatsby

No matter where in the world go you will find people who all lack the magical thing called common sense. There are the adrenaline-junkies, the thrill seekers, and the daredevils; everywhere in society these people exist in today’s society. When F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the novel The Great Gatsby; he reveals the recurring motifs of rumors and lying which underscores his message to the reader that people are careless. Fitzgerald uses the character whose name is Jay Gatsby, a rich-shady man who throws a lot of parties, to support that people are careless. And when other characters come to those parties many a rumors come about, one of which stating that “somebody told me that they thought he [Gatsby] killed a man once” which conveys that people