The Fatality of the Couple in The Great Gatsby and Othello

Romance and tragedy, the two themes are integrated into one and are pleased to each other happily. In many romantic tragedies, there is a past theme that is a past theme, the downfall is always due to excessive love and passion, the couple is destined to fail under some obstacles. I will investigate the death of a couple with two romantic tragedies, Othello of Shakespeare and F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby." For a long time, researchers believe for a long time that the reasons for the death of a couple are due to the stories, instances, and the famous scholar Martin Orkin era assumed in "Othello" and "Racial Discrimination Airplane" I was working in the Othello game, statistics

Most "Othello", "Lady of Mrs. Chattery" and "Great Gatsby", Shakespeare, Lawrence and Fitzgerald seem to have common concerns about social change from a relationship point of view. Every text seems to have a big event that the dynamics of the relationship will change due to some aspects of the society they live in. Lawrence's "Lady of Mrs. Chattery" is filled with the idea that relationships between classes are affected by society very much. Conny has this very passionate relationship with her owner Oliver Mellers.

Scott Fitzgerald explores the similar advantage of love in his novel "Great Gatsby". Compared to Romeo and Juliet, many characters of "Great Gatsby" use their marriages to get along with other lovers. In "Great Gatsby", the desire for love for foreign partners will inevitably cause pain in the lives of the participants. "Great Gatsby" as a whole, Myrtle Wilson, Daisy Buchanan, Jay Gatsby all feel pain for their commitment and contribution. these

Like most of Shakespeare's work, the weather of "Great Gatsby" always coincides with the emotional and narrative state of the story. Gatsby and Daisy's reunion began in the heavy rain and proved sadness and melancholy; when the sun began to appear, their love woke up again. The confrontation between Gatsby and Tom reaches a climax under the hot summer sun, on the hottest day of the summer (like a fatal encounter between Romeo and Juliet's Mercutio and Tybalt). Although Gatsby was floating in the swimming pool, Wilson murdered Gatsby on the first day of autumn despite being unwell and chilling. His relationship with Daisy.

The glossy yellow car of Gatsby eventually played an important role at the end of "great Gatsby" as it led to Jay Gatsby's own death and the death of Myrtle and George Wilson. When Myrtle Wilson was hit by a yellow car hit by a fatal anecdote, the local newspaper called it a dead car. When I saw a bright yellow car running along her street, Myrtle believed that Tom Buchanan was driving and he came back. She tried her best to escape her husband and her fate in Ash Valley. Rolls - Royce did not stop, but encountered her and soon killed her.