The roaring ‘20s was the time to be alive. It was the decade of flappers, bootleggers, and parties beyond imagination. After World War II, society lived without worry, trying to make a name for themselves and people also began to taken an epic interest in money. With new buying techniques, such as stocks and loans, people seemed like they had more things and more money. People during this decade lived for money and thrived off it. F. Scott Fitzgerald captures the lives of many in his profound novel, The Great Gatsby. Some folks believe this book teaches the new generation unsuitable behavior and is an overrated novel, however, they forget the realism of the book and it teaches the young about the past of our society on a social and moral
