Comparing the Perversion of Values in The Great Gatsby and Death of a Salesman

The distortion of the value of "Great Gatsby" and the death of a salesman throughout history have many examples of metamorphosis ranging from gender to society, morality itself. One of the best examples is the constant corruption of American dreams. As dreams evolve, it tends to match illegal trade in time and social immortality. It is no longer a person who is interested in working hard in order to achieve the goal, but I am anxious to solve it soon. Society hopes for that wish and now wants them.

Everyone dreams of making them happy, but now they are not. In Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby" and Miller's "The Death of a Salesman", both Willy Lohman and Gatsby are those who destroy American dreams. Their dreams come from past illusions. These dreams are made outside of their real people. While Willy tried to create a new past, Gatsby tried to repeat his past. Lack of control over their goals and dreams

In the death of The Great Gastby and the salesman, the hero's Willy Loman and Jay Gatsby feel that if you are so popular, your dream will come true. In the play, salesman Willy 's death feels that if he is very popular he will succeed. Willie worships Dave Singleman who was 94 years old and succeeded as a salesman. Dave Singleman feels that he was able to complete the salesman's life and succeed in it. When Dave Singleman died he died of the death of a salesman. He was a very popular salesman, so many people attended his funeral. When I felt that Willy was very popular, I felt he was satisfied and self satisfied. Willie said, "America is full of beautiful towns and excellent and respectable people, they know, boys, they know me up and down in New England, the best people" (31). When Willie feels better, he feels he wants him and feels that he can achieve his goals. Unfortunately, his wish is to be loved, which only happens in his dreams.

Willy Lohmann of "Salesman's Death" and Jay Gatsby of "The Great Gatsby" are dedicated to finding different versions of American dreams, but for their own view and their view on the world they live in is. Because he was distorted, his goal could not be achieved. The only power for Gatsby to win is to win the heart of Daisy Buchanan. Gatsby opens a luxurious party, covers his career and tries to prove to Daisy that he deserves her. Likewise, Willy will return home to his family and boast about the sales he made, but in fact, his pride is told that he is to be loved by his family and other people It is just a lie. Both roles value fame and wealth and their superficial life is based on lies what they tell them to impress others. When Willy and Gatsby could not fulfill their dreams, the only thing they had to do was died.