The theme of wealth in The Great GatsbyÂ
First, I enjoyed the story. I think fraudulent precisely touching best describes the book. I think every
character in the story was seek to be someone they were not. Overall, I felt sorry for Gatsby,
in that respect he was with all that money, throwing those fabulous parties and yet he did not belong to
that world of the flighty rich, as was obvious when he died and very few came to his funeral.
He was a poor boy that make good, until the end trying so hard to belong, entirely he was always an
outsider.
The book was vague about how Gatsby made his money, but it seemed that he had
been spurred on to do it because of his love for Daisy. She came from that doddery moneyed world
and Gatsby was poor and felt inferior.
Daisy is what Id annunciate mad rich. Not that she had a whole lot of money, but the opposite. If she
was affected financially, in any way she would die. She would go crazy if she did not have
money or could not run into the satiety parties. Just the thought of someone thinking Daisy wasnt
smashed would make her go crazy.
I think that towards the end aft(prenominal) the accident, he realized just how shallow Daisy was. I had to
demand myself if she really loved anyone, but herself. He was shocked at her hit and run incident
with the car and all, but he could never turn her in and in fact was uncoerced to take the blame.
Really, Gatsby was a very smart fellow, right. So, what the hell did he see in Daisy? Daisy did
not see Gatsby until he had money, and I know he observed this in her. However,...If you want to cast a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay
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