The Great Gatsby :: The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald

Great Gatsby is a refreshful written by F. Scott Fitzgerald which takes adorn in the early 1900s. This book consists of five main characters, scratch Carraway, gobbler Buchanan, Daisy Buchanan, Jay Gatsby and Jordan Baker. When I completed this novel, I came to a conclusion that this is a sound - written book. The two main reasons that makes this novel so superior is that Fitzgerald redeems from his individual(prenominal) experience and makes computable use of his literary elements.Throughout this novel, Fitzgeralds life plays a major part in the scenes and in the story. For example, the conflict in this novel is that Gatsby is trying to get Daisy from tom turkey, after Daisy turned him down because he wasnt wealthy. Similarly, Fitzgerald and Zelda want each other, but before they could get married, Fitzgerald needed to earn virtually money. Obviously, his money came from writing great novels. Another example that portrays Fitzgeralds life in this novel is the vast u se of alcohol. In the novel, alcohol is mentioned so oft that it changes characters lives. Firstly, Dan Cody, Gatsbys mentor was an alcoholic who died from alcoholism. And secondly, during Gatsbys parties, people were getting rummy (the man in the library saying the books atomic number 18 real). In Fitzgeralds life, partying and getting drunk was a frequent routine. Coincidentally, Fitzgerald was also an alcoholic who suffered from alcoholism. Not only does Fitzgerald write from his personal experience to enhance his writing, but he also uses good literary elements.Fitzgeralds use of irony and prognosticateing makes his writing so extremely - rated. One scene when foreshadowing kicks is when Fitzgerald describes the scene outside the room where Gatsby and Daisy are sitting together. Fitzgerald describes, Outside the wind was loud and there was a buy the farm flow of thunder along the sound. Thunder is added on purpose to foreshadow the unstable relationship between Gats by and Daisy. He uses irony in describing his characters. For example, when Nick goes to Toms house for the first time and Daisy describes her husband, Tom as being able and profound. Later on in this novel, we find out how unintelligent Tom is and it takes him great amount of time to figure out that Gatsby and Daisy have something acquittance on.