In the great gatsby F scott fitzgerald writes about the green light. It symbolizes Gatsby's love for daisy and hoping they will reunite one day. In the beginning of the novel gatsby sees the green light at the end of daisy's dock. He looks at it everyday and thinks about her. Gatsby bought that house across river on purpose because he knew daisy was on the other side. When gatsby finds out that nick is her cousin he plans to get nick to set them up. Gatsby hires people to clean up nicks yard and put hundreds of flowers in his house for daisy. Gatsby also throws parties hoping daisy would end up there. When gatsby and daisy finally reunite he tells her how he would stare at the green light hoping to see her again. Gatsby takes her back to his
