Who would have though that the person who gave him a reason to live would also be the one who provoked his death. The admirable novel “The Great Gatsby “ written by F. Scott Fitzgerald is about a men under the name of Jay Gatsby whose life was center in gaining the love his cinnamon apple , Daisy. In the novel Fitzgerald illustrates Jay Gatsby as a romantic dreamer whose pursuit is heroic while illustrating how the life he created to gain the love of Daisy as a criticism of the American Dream. Fitzgerald illustrated Jay Gatsby as a romantic dreamer whose pursuit to gain the love of his lover as heroic because he sacrificed his life for the women he loved. He worked hard in order to successfully make his life the embodiment of success just to recapture the long gone memory that he had engraved in his mind of their relationship before he went into war. However after achieving his …show more content…
Gatsby make sure that every single day his house was filled with people that would trigger some type of curiosity for Daisy . It’s completely romantic that a man would not care to spend thousands of dollars each day just to create an environment that Daisy is accustom to attending . Shortly after destiny granted Jay Gatsby with the opportunity to meet Daisy at Nick’s house something that Gatsby accustom to do stop . “ it was when curiosity about Gatsby was at its highest that the lights in his house failed to go on one Saturday night “ , Jay Gatsby no longer had to make parties that would lure Daisy because he had managed to light up the candle that was blown out 5 years ago. He risked wasting all of the money he had spent on making parties which is something that can be classified as heroic because many man wouldn’t have the guts and patience to do what Gatsby did and everything he did , was for