In the novel, The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald tells us a story of what it’s like to be wealthy and have all kinds of luxuries in the 1930’s. Jay Gatsby is a wealthy man who would throw huge parties with lots of alcohol and invite lots of party guests to try to impress Daisy, hoping she would fall in love with him. Not only does Fitzgerald illustrate the motifs of wealth, but also love. Love and wealth interact with each other in The Great Gatsby to create complex wealthy characters who know nothing about the true meaning of love.
Wealth plays a huge role in The Great Gatsby by it being human nature for money to make upper-class people careless. In this novel Gatsby would throw huge parties, have lots of alcohol, a bunch of party guests in his
Wealth plays a huge role in The Great Gatsby by it being human nature for money to make upper-class people careless. In this novel Gatsby would throw huge parties, have lots of alcohol, a bunch of party guests in his