This book had everything that you would want in a book. The best part is that most off the people in the book was rich. One thing i didn't like about the book was that gatsby got killed (shot). I was hoping that he will be alive.
“Riches have never fascinated me, unless combined with the greatest charm or distinction.”
This quote mean that he was not so worry about getting rich. unless it had something that he really want along side of it.
This can also mean that even if he was rich it does not mean that he would be happy. Being happy and proud of what he's done in life is what really being rich is about.
–Letter, Aug. 1936, to Ernest Hemingway
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ReplyDeleteCarl, I think you could have done a better job with this. You didn't go into much detail about the section of the novel that you mentioned here, and you haven't connected your interpretation of the Fitzgerald quote to your reading of his text. Your post reads like you were a bit rushed writing this.
ReplyDeleteGood job Carl seems as though you enjoyed this book a lot as so did i! Your opinion on this book is very clear and bold and straight forward. This is one of your best post i've read thus far keep up the great work bro!
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