It is natural for human beings to avoid their actual emotions by using masks. These masked emotions have always been used in every century. F. Scott Fitzgerald author of the novel The Great Gatsby, in 1920 Fitzgerald published his first novel, he being in love with the form of arts kept on writing. Finishing his great work of art The Great Gatsby in 1925. Fitzgerald loves setting things in order. In the Great Gatsby people tend to wear mask to push away the real emotion that is really going on in their mind.
Jay Gatsby changes his emotions thought the whole story. In chapter 5 Gatsby wants nick to invite over daisy for tea. At the point of daisy’s arrival Gatsby is seen nervous the first time he is seen nervous in this novel. As the three sit for tea in a huge awkward moment. Nick proposes to leave and lets Gatsby alone with daisy, but on his return nick finds Gatsby moved from total embarrassment to unbound delight. In Paul Dunbar’s we wear the Mask he claims “We wear the mask that grins and lies, it hides our cheeks and shades our eyes.” Gatsby hides how he truly feels by presenting this …show more content…
Before meeting and marrying tom. She was in love with jay Gatsby, but when he left to World War I she promised Gatsby she would wait for him. The mask she wears hides the fact that she choose to be married into wealth, so her interest of social status was more important. Jennifer Baker noted that “spending and borrowing figure as feminine impulses in economic discourses: women are associated with fantasies of wealth, consumer impulsiveness, and insolvency.” Daisy left the thought of love or what seemed like love, but her true love was money. It was the social status that she was in love with. Daisy never expresses her true feelings putting on another mask not really showing how she feels. The impact that daisy faces is that instead of being with Gatsby her true love, she chooses to be with Tom for selfish
Jay Gatsby changes his emotions thought the whole story. In chapter 5 Gatsby wants nick to invite over daisy for tea. At the point of daisy’s arrival Gatsby is seen nervous the first time he is seen nervous in this novel. As the three sit for tea in a huge awkward moment. Nick proposes to leave and lets Gatsby alone with daisy, but on his return nick finds Gatsby moved from total embarrassment to unbound delight. In Paul Dunbar’s we wear the Mask he claims “We wear the mask that grins and lies, it hides our cheeks and shades our eyes.” Gatsby hides how he truly feels by presenting this …show more content…
Before meeting and marrying tom. She was in love with jay Gatsby, but when he left to World War I she promised Gatsby she would wait for him. The mask she wears hides the fact that she choose to be married into wealth, so her interest of social status was more important. Jennifer Baker noted that “spending and borrowing figure as feminine impulses in economic discourses: women are associated with fantasies of wealth, consumer impulsiveness, and insolvency.” Daisy left the thought of love or what seemed like love, but her true love was money. It was the social status that she was in love with. Daisy never expresses her true feelings putting on another mask not really showing how she feels. The impact that daisy faces is that instead of being with Gatsby her true love, she chooses to be with Tom for selfish