The Ending of "The Great Gatsby"

"The Great Gatsby" is the story of eight people by the observation of Nick Callaway in the summer of 1922. This is a story about trying to achieve unrealized, fraudulent and tragedy. It occurred mainly in the role of Jay Gatsby who became Jay Gatsby, changed his character and tried to attract his love daisy that was lost for a long time. When Nick told this story, everyone who knew Nick and Gatsby thought he was wonderful. Gatsby holds a lavish party at his beautiful mansion every weekend. He has money, but nobody seems to really know how he made money.

At the end of "Great Gatsby", Nick tried to express his respect for Gatsby by trying to open a big funeral for Gatsby. During his spectacular gathering, the crowd around him seemed not to attend the funeral. This proves that new money can be lost or forgotten as soon as it is now, and that is why it never reaches the true power of old money. Even if a person acquires wealth through American dreams, he will never get respect for old money and a lifestyle. Klipspringer is the perfect example of the declining respect of respect for Gatsby after his death against him. Klipspringer using Gatsby's money more or less did not care about the death of Gatsby and was more interested in a pair of tennis shoes he placed at Gatsby's house.

In F. Scott Fitzgerald's Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby is a very wealthy person and is portrayed as a person with many "business" relationships with many friends. However, the readers finally found that, even with money, they can not have true friends to look after themselves and can not give him to them. After Wilson shot and killed Gatsby, Nick arranged for Gatsby's funeral and tried to contact Gatsby's friends, but they all missed the work quoted in F Scott Fitzgerald's novel "Great" did. The title of Gatsby can be thought ironically: Not only is his person of the same name hotly debated, it is also not called Gatsby. Indeed, he is a criminal, James Gates, he seems to be the ideal American dream representative, he has grown to an excessive and wonderful life since the poor childhood, he already I got it

Gatsby is wonderful. When you pick up the book, the first thing you see is the title "Great Gatsby" so you expect Gatsby before opening the book. As we revealed in the first chapter that the narrator is the same as Gatsby's neighbor Nick Calloway, it tells us that he hates Gatsby, but at the end of the paragraph he marks the character of Gatsby "gorgeous" . Scott Fitzgerald's great Gatsby was known as "a roaring twenty" in the American history in the 1920s. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "The Great Gatsby" reflects the life of the 1920s. In "the roaring twenties", prospering parties, outstanding fresh fashion trends, and excessive alcohol are all aspects of life. The magnificent party of Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby" reflects the American life in the 1920s. Gatsby shows his excellent wealth by opening a spectacular party