The Great Gatsby -The Valley of Ashes versus Tom's House

At first sight F. Scott Fitzgerald 's "Great Gatsby" is wealth, a novel about idealism and social class. However, it immediately revealed the true meaning and ideal of the author. F. Scott Fitzgerald creates a wonderful emotion with symbolism. He uses it not only in his personality but also in places and things used in fiction. Two examples of symbolism and what they truly represent are the houses of Ash Valley, Tom and Daisy. Ash Valley was introduced in chapter 2, originally located between West Egg and New York, and consists of a long-haunted land devastated by industrial ash dumping.

Because it shows people in the world environment of Fitzgerald, the environment of "Great Gatsby" is very important. Fitzgerald divided the world of the novel into four main scenes: East Egg, West Egg, Ash Valley, and New York City. These main settings have two or more subsets. East Egg is limited to the house of Daisy, but West Egg includes the house of Gatsby and the house of Nick. Ashes Valley has a famous logo in front of Wilson's Garage, Michels' Restaurant, and Dr. T. J. Eckleburg. In New York City, the office where people work, Tom Buchanan borrows an apartment for Myrtle Wilson, and Plaza Hotel is the last showdown between Gatsby and Tom Buchanan.

Discuss the role Ash Valley played. In "Great Gatsby", the Ashs Valley shows the social status between incomes and West Egg and East Egg and the inequality of income, as well as the ladder of social and economic poverty and despair by inhabitants of the inhabitants ing. - Do you take everything you know to your hometown and start a new life on another land? McCourts is a poor family of Irish people, I hope to have a better life from New York's Manhattan, with my family to Ireland's hometown, and with my family.

Nick and Tom went to Ash Valley (the valley between West Egg and New York) to see Myrtle. Myrtle married George Wilson, a poor man with a garage. Tom laughed at George and took Myrtle away. The ash valley is a poor place symbolizing the collapse of morality. There is a huge eyeglasses sign that seems to be staring at the valley where industrial damping made valleys. The signboard is the title of Dr. T. J. Eckleburg. Tom has a secret relationship with Ash Valley's Myrtle, but he is open to this in New York. Nick is a cousin of Daisy, but he does not seem to care about Tom's anecdote. Nick, Tom, Myrtle visited New York and opened a party with Mather 's sister Catherine. Nick said that it was his second drink. Party people seem to know Gatsby, but the history of Gatsby is not known yet.