Jay Gatsby and the American Dream

Men and women around the world have realized their dreams in myriad of lives. In the US, there are many people struggling to earn the necessary money so that they can purchase, I believe they will make us really happy. In most cases, this is called an American dream. In "Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Jay Gatsby is a man from scratch and is involved in criminal activities to achieve his version of American Dream. Gatsby's situation is similar to Charlie Wales's "Babylon revisit". Because he has more dreams and money and dreams do not always respond to his expectations of life.

Jay Gatsby and the great American Gatsby are very famous novels by F. Scott Fitzgerald dating back to the 1920s. This book was actually conveyed by the person who witnessed this event and participated in these events, his name is Nick Callaway. Through his story, we learned that the real male man is James Gates, but his name is Jay Gatsby. He always called people "old sports". (Fitzgerald, 161) He lives in a mansion near the western egg where Nick lives. He was given ... to experience the freedom and equality our government claims. Underlying this reputation is America's dream and I believe that as long as he works hard, anyone can succeed with his strengths. Although the definition of success is different, the American dream defines it as the ability to become a "homemade person", therefore promoting a more comfortable life.

That is this American dream, and the idea of ​​promoting the role, more importantly Jay Gatsby, this role and role. Jay Gatsby is a symbol of America's dream and its corruption. Jay Gatsby is considered innocent, optimistic and hopeful. He was poor when he was born, so he despised it. He is anxious for American dreams and what it represents. It can be said that he likes Daisy. It is not she who she is, but because she is representative. He fell in love with Daisy's life. He is fascinated by her world, her lifestyle, her elegance and her charm. "He is also very excited, and many men love Daisy.

Jay Gatsby believes in American dreams. America 's dream was bad for him. He took his own yacht with Cody to take the Burberry Coast and the West Indies to travel in many places like luxury and wealth. Daisy, the true love of Gatsby, wanted Daisy to marry rich, as his girlfriend left him because he returned to the poor from the First World War. He is rich and is determined to return to Daisy. "It is not surprising that this ancient sports, that I love her is not surprising, I hope she will throw me away for a while, but she fell in love with me" (157) After becoming rich, he threw a luxurious party to seduce Daisy and made him meet her again. The role of Gatsby symbolizes the collapse of American dreams. His work until he completed the majority of his dreams, not happiness, he worked hard for all of this and tried to gain something. Because Gatsby ignores reality, I believe that if I can earn enough money, I can regain love.