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Green Light In The Great Gatsby By F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Have you ever wanted something so bad that the “something’s” appearance became brighter every step you got closer? F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the tragic novel The Great Gatsby to express someone’s immense longing to achieve something, even if it feels out of reach. Throughout the novel, Fitzgerald expresses Nick’s relationship with the symbolic green light and how the green light shapes his perception of Gatsby’s life. Thesis: In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald conveys that ambition can lead to promising rebirth, greed, or death through the green light. When the green light was first introduced to Nick, he didn’t understand what it meant or why it was there. The green light was a mystery to Nick, but through Gatsby’s longing to reach it,
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