Great Gatsby
In Fitzgerald’s book, The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald illustrates the
theme, “Outward appearances can be deceiving. This theme is
shown in a few parts of the book. These outward appearances are
not only found in people, but in the geographical areas of the New
The first deceiving outward appearance is that of Daisy. At
first, we are lead to believe that she is a very happy person, as
Gatsby’s love. But she is not, she is a rather tragic and selfish
theme, “Outward appearances can be deceiving. This theme is
shown in a few parts of the book. These outward appearances are
not only found in people, but in the geographical areas of the New
The first deceiving outward appearance is that of Daisy. At
first, we are lead to believe that she is a very happy person, as
Gatsby’s love. But she is not, she is a rather tragic and selfish
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be understood by the reader. Fitzgerald does an excellent job of
who is trying to get the woman he loves. Later on, we realize that
Gatsby uses enormous amounts of people to get to Daisy. By
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