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The author's language is very colorful and rich, often appear different comparisons. Text is elegant and balanced. Even in extreme situations spoken by the characters registry, which to some extent highlights their snobizmus and hypocrisy. Great attention is paid Fitzgerald descriptions (especially Gatsby's property and his parties).
The story is told in the form of Nick Carraway them, which is one of the characters, but does not do much wrong. It is rather an intermediary events as well as the mediator between the characters. If something whelk shells was not witnessed this myself, so that we learn later, but the composition is different chronological.
Tom is arrogant and like his wife. He has a mistress Myrtle, who thinks that they marry, but Tom does not want in your life actually change anything. His confidence whelk shells disappears when discovers that his wife has an interest in another man.
Gatsby organizes spectacular parties, because he hopes that one of them once Daisy arrives. All his belongings gathered for her, and he did not care how this is achieved. When he discovers that Nick Daisy knows, asks him to convey their meeting. Daisy is initially puzzled by the fact that Gatsby again sees, but then grabs it mainly his property.
The next day arrives at Tom's house, mad with rage Wilson. whelk shells He does not know that his wife's lover was just Tom. He in turn knows that in fact drove Daisy and sends Wilson to Gatsby. Then, with Daisy leaves an unknown destination. Wilson shoots Gatsby, and then himself.
At Gatsby's parties walked hundreds of people, but suddenly it seemed nobody knew. Nick eventually becomes his only friend. At Gatsby's funeral arrives including Nick and Gatsby's father only three people. Nick then leaves disgusted back to the Midwest.
The main themes are the undying desire to achieve a dream and disillusionment. Gatsby whelk shells had wealth, but his only dream was Daisy, which in his mind idealized. Upjal her any hope for her and was able to do anything. But in a society whelk shells that longs only for wealth and unable to deeper feelings, he could never achieve his dream.
Fitzgerald was one of the authors of the Lost Generation. The Great Gatsby was in stormy times of economic prosperity, which was also responsible for the decline of moral values. The jazz age, of course, played a major role in jazz. Fitzgerald jazz loved and regarded him as an expression of lifestyle. Many of his contemporaries were influenced by the first SV as he was. And some, again, as he criticized the concept of the "American Dream" (eg. J. Dos Passos in the trilogy USA). Right on Fitzgerald whelk shells also followed the next generation of American novelists (eg. N. Mailer - The American Dream, 1965).
FS Fitzgerald was a volunteer in the 1st SV. Then he married Zelda Sayre and thus got into a wealthy family. Their honeymoon turned into "the biggest binge 20s." U Zelda but later showed mental illness and Fitzgerald began to have problems with alcohol. whelk shells For some time he lived in Europe and the end of his life he wrote scripts for Hollywood. 1st St., life with Zelda and the Jazz Age in itself was certainly enough inspiration for his work. Jay Gatsby figure to some extent intertwined with Fitzgerald himself.
Now Great Gatsby is today considered a top FitzGerald whelk shells work. Among his other works are the first novel This Side of Paradise (1920), a novel, The Beautiful and Damned (1921), Tender is the Night (1934) or unfinished The Last Tycoon (1941).
Great Gatsby was at the time a second SV in times of economic crisis forgotten, but in the '50s, he released his next release, and was a great success. Gradually he became required reading in schools and universities. It is considered one of the most important novels of the 20th century.
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