This is the scene of Gatsby’s funeral. After Gatsby’s death, the people who once were enthusiastic about his wealth and his parties, who used to state their good relationships with Gatsby, all disappear. Nick keeps asking and begging those so-called friends to come to Gatsby’s funeral, but it is all in vain. No one comes. No matter how hard Gatsby tries, he never actually for a second becomes part of the upper class. All those people who once were eagerly attentive about him was all for the sake of his wealth. Even Gatsby gives many splendid parties, people are having fun with the parties, but when it finishes, everyone just leaves. A sudden emptiness…farewell (60). Gatsby is actually a loner in the 1920s east American society.
