The last section of The Great Gatsby proceeds with a topic started in the past part, conveying the peruser up close and personal with the terrible side of the American dream. All through the story, Gatsby has been held up for instance of one who has accomplished the American dream — he had cash, belonging, autonomy, and individuals who needed to associate with him. Then again so the peruser considers. Gatsby's memorial service becomes the overwhelming focus in this part, and except for Nick, who keeps on demonstrating his ethical fiber, what Fitzgerald uncovers about the ethical debilitation of those individuals as yet living is far and away more terrible than any of Gatsby's
