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                                                           What I see in literature                                         F. Scott Fitzgerald, is practically a wizard with the imagery he uses in the novel. For example; 1- when Tom passes through the valley of ashes Fitzgerald describes it as a really depressing place.He doesn’t use  the word depressing but the way he described it let’s the reader know it’s a sad place  2-how he describes Gatsbys parties. He creates like an intense picture for the reader 3-Fitzgerald also uses imagery for the characters, he describes how they look and how they behave in a different way.  I feel like these examples really describe the theme of Great Gatsby 

                                                            Gatsby essays            So how do readers define the American dream? I believe the American dream is having a big house and car. I also think having money is the big priority in the American dream. Jay Gatsby had everything every American wants but one thing he doesn’t have is friends and love. Gatsby became rich for daisy and moved closer to her to impress her. I feel like he forced her into the relationship. Yes she loved him once but maybe that changed.            I’ve always wanted the American dream like how Jay Gatsby has. Beautiful home and extravagant parties that I’ve never had a chance to see or been in. I relate more to nick because he lives around rich people, he lives in a small little house and is actually happy about that .      So to not make this really long and boring the answer to the question is everyone at one point thought about having the American dream, even if they have different perspectives on