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Gatsby’s entire fortune—built through "murky" means like bootlegging—exists solely to win back Daisy and "repeat the past". 2. Major Themes & Symbols
Home to the "nouveau riche" (new money), epitomized by his neighbor, the mysterious Jay Gatsby . Gatsby is known for throwing lavish, all-night parties in a desperate attempt to attract his lost love, Daisy.
The novel is famous for its dense use of symbolism to critique 1920s society: The Great Gatsby Study Guide | Literature Guide - LitCharts
Set in the summer of 1922 on Long Island, the story is narrated by , a Midwesterner who moves East to enter the bond business. He becomes the link between two worlds:
Home to the "old money" elite, including Nick’s cousin Daisy Buchanan and her arrogant, physically imposing husband, Tom .
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 classic, The Great Gatsby , is far more than just a story about a rich guy throwing parties. It is a sharp, poetic autopsy of the and the social hierarchies of the Jazz Age . 1. The Core Story: A Quest for the Past