The American is, in short, the most prominent and important theme in the novel “The great Gatsby,” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, and the American dream, unlike most other dreams, is attainable. The novel “The Great Gatsby” is an exemplar of this dream; it uses its complex terminology and vivid language to engage the reader and portray the abstract concept of the American dream in an understandable fashion. The American dream it one of the most important themes in “The Great Gatsby” because of its profound effects on the characters, in Gatsby’s case his lust for Daisy. Gatsby of “The Great Gatsby” is almost the personification of the American dream. In Chapter one Nick Said “ he (Gatsby) stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious
