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packing up and moving west as soon as possible. They meet at the Plaza Hotel and get a

room, there Tom and Jay get in a huge argument and Daisy and Gatsby took the yellow

car home. As Tom followed in the Blue car. As Tom got to the garage he saw a big crowd

outside. He went inside and saw Myrtle Wilson died, hit by a yellow car.

They go to Tom?s house and find Daisy there but no Gatsby. As Nick is waiting

for a cab he sees Gatsby looking in at Daisy?s window to make sure Tom doesn?t hurt

Daisy and Nick learned that Daisy was the one driving the car.

The next day Wilson goes nuts because of Myrtle and goes to find out whos car

hit his wife. He finds out it was Gatsby?s car and goes and shoots Gatsby and then kills

himself.

Next Nick is planning the funeral and no one will come and then Gatsby?s father

shows up and the two of them go to the funeral together with the preacher.

After that Nick moves back to Chicago.

The Great Gatsby is written in first person through the eyes of Nick Carraway. It

is a very symbolic novel. It is also very easy to read. Fitgerald is extremely good at

describing things. Another thing about his style is that the story isn?t written in

chronological order but because he is so good at writing he is able to bounce around.

This novel teaches of the roaring twenties and the rich life style of that time. It

tells the story of a man trying to obtain the American dream. This book has a few themes

one focuses on the death of the American dream, though the character of Jay Gatsby. It

also shows how the immoral people have the money. Another themes is that of repeating

the past. This theme also involves Gatsby and how is trying make things how they where

with Daisy but he finds out that things can never be the same again. So we beat on, boats

against the current, born back ceaselessly into the past ( a quote from the last paragraph

of the book) helps to back this theme up. And the last theme that god sees everything.

Wilson uses the eyes of T.J. Eckleburg looking down on the ash heaps as god looking

down on our immorality. This is a great book and it uses an interesting story to teach us

important lessons that we can use in every day life.