In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, Gatsby chases a dream for the journey alone. The age of multi-sport athletes is fading. Many kids in this generation focus on a single sport. They want to be in the top echelon so they train year long. It seems like it would be a bad idea because it takes away from every other part of life. Training for one sport demands full attention. But within all the hard work lies a common reason for pushing on; the dream that they will eventually reach their goal. And this is why Gatsby tries so hard to get back with Daisy. Barbera will says of it, “For Nick, Gatsby’s lies, his pretensions, and his corruption are ‘no matter’; nor is his failure to win back Daisy; what matters is the sustaining belief in the
