Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, The Valley of Ashes depicts the distorted image American Dream as side effect of the unequal opportunities given to the wealthy in the preset societal classes. George, Myrtle and the workers in the Valley strive towards a greater goal to better their life, but no one achieves it because of the predetermined economic wealth divisions. It will always be impossible to get out of the situations they were born in because the wealthy will keep indulging themselves. On the other hand the poor always work hard so those people are successful. Individuals can never succeed if they reach for impossible goals controlled by predetermined
Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, The Valley of Ashes depicts the distorted image American Dream as side effect of the unequal opportunities given to the wealthy in the preset societal classes. George, Myrtle and the workers in the Valley strive towards a greater goal to better their life, but no one achieves it because of the predetermined economic wealth divisions. It will always be impossible to get out of the situations they were born in because the wealthy will keep indulging themselves. On the other hand the poor always work hard so those people are successful. Individuals can never succeed if they reach for impossible goals controlled by predetermined