The Great Gatsby` - Jay Gatsby`s Greatness
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There are lots of opinions about Gatsby`s greatness. I am arguing that Gatsby was great. He is great because he sees something he wants and spares nothing to go after it. He remains hopeful and believes he will succeed. And He led an incorruptible life in devotion of following his dream of a romanticized life with Dai.....
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There are lots of opinions about Gatsby`s greatness. I am arguing that Gatsby was great. He is great because he sees something he wants and spares nothing to go after it. He remains hopeful and believes he will succeed. And He led an incorruptible life in devotion of following his dream of a romanticized life with Daisy.
Gatsby’s greatness can be seen in his unquestioned love for Daisy. Gatsby’s love for Daisy is most evident in the death of Myrtle Wilson, Tom’s mistress. While returning from New York in Gatsby’s car, Daisy accidentally hits Myrtle, killing her instantly. Gatsby says that he will take the blame for Daisy (Chapter 8 - 151). It is at this time that Gatsby shows his greatest love for Daisy. He is willing to put his own well being in jeopardy in order to spare the life and good name of Daisy. Daisy, however, is unable to return Gatsby’s love. After Gatsby unites with Daisy at Nick’s residence, she is unsure what is best for her future. She ultimately decides that Tom is her most secure choice. When Daisy decides to stay with Tom, Gatsby says, “of course, she might have loved him, just for a minute, when they were first married—and loved me more
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