1. Great Gatsby's Green Light
The image of hope is a constant portrait hanging in the backdrop of The Great Gatsby. It is arguable that Jay Gatsby values two things above all others, love and money. The two motivations converge in Fitzgerald's use of the color green, a symbol that represents the blend of love and money, as well as Gatsby's ultimate goal, a spring-like renewal that would put his past behind him and plant the seeds for a future with Daisy. ... Much the success of Jay Gatsby is due to this, but much of his downfall is also. ... She is the one who was driving and kills Myrtle and kills her with G...
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- Grade Level: High School