The Great Gatsby explores the relationship between wealth, social classes, and happiness, highlighting the idea that an elevated social standing does not equate to fulfillment. The rigid classes depicted in Gatsby make it difficult for characters to move between them, creating an exclusive and elitist society. Jay Gatsby, despite his enormous wealth, is unable to fully integrate into high society due to his lack of social connections and generational wealth. This exclusivity creates a sense of dissatisfaction and unhappiness among the characters, especially Gatsby, ultimately reinforcing the idea that social class and wealth does not bring happiness. In the same way, The Wolf of Wall Street showcases the excesses of wealth, illustrating the