expected from the appearance is the color. Symbols has many meaning for one object. One show the way of its meaning, the other show what it represented. Some people believe that in the book “The Great Gatsby,” Gatsby car ran over Myrtle which gave risk to Gatsby life. Tom recall that he didn’t drove the yellow car, but insist blue coupe. Tom told Daisy to go ride on Gatsby's car before the accident happen. So, Tom prevent Wilson from knowing that he did rode on Gatsby car during that afternoon Behind
a period of moral and social decay. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby employs literary devices such as creative symbols,
new story. In the case of the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the narration of Nick Carraway is one such perspective that offers the story of Jay Gatsby. Gatsby is a man with a long history of rising from a poor background to becoming a wealthy bootlegger. Well-known for his extravagant parties that he throws every Saturday night, Gatsby has hopes that he will again meet a woman that he had once loved before: Daisy Buchanan. One day, Gatsby finally reunites with Daisy at Nick’s home
Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby (1925), is considered as one of the most essential novels of the twentieth century as it engages with a number of important aspects of the period in erstwhile United States. The early part of the twentieth century was a period in European and American history that saw a series of changes in its social and cultural paradigms, mainly due to a rapid rate of modernization with regards to industry, communication, and technology. This, in turn, resulted in the strengthening
work. He continued to let his characters indulge in the fantasy of being a socialite who inherited their living. This connected with Fitzgerald’s other works such as This Side of Paradise, The Beautiful and Damned, and his most popular work, The Great Gatsby. Fitzgerald’s works were unsuccessfully appreciated during their releases therefore he did not win any literary awards and considered himself to be a failure. One reason that “Tender is the Night” failed, was due to the event arrangement and of