F. Scott Fitzgerald’s fruitfully uses language to convey an authentic sense of the life, culture, and time in his novel, The Great Gatsby. To start, the culture following World War I is portrayed through the development of three different social classes: “Old money, new money, and no money”. By observing a character’s personality and style of life, the audience can see in which class he or she belongs in. For example, Tom and Daisy Buchanan belong to the “old money” class; consequently, they have fortunes that are passed down from generation to generation, have built up powerful and influential social connections, and are not ostentatious with their wealth and superiority. On the other hand, Gatsby embodies the “new money” societal group in
