... far more that what the reader first thinks, which is how Fitzgerald does such an excellent of expressing their meaning throughout the book. Most of Fitzgerald's symbols have a double meaning, each of these meanings add a different dimension to the novel that allows there to be two different sides to the story. Advocates of these double meanings are able to understand the deeper meaning of the novel. "The Great Gatsby ... wants is unknown to the reader and this allows the reader to assume certain qualities of Gatsby. As the reader gets deeper into the story, Gatsby's love for Daisy Bucha...

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• Grade Level: High School

... the book had on me, is that I pay so much more attention to the narrator and their personal style, and what they see and how they convey their ideas to the reader. It also left me with the impact of how hard it is to try get what you want when you ignore all consequences and only think of yourself, which was Gatsby's problem, which happens all too often ... time, as I did already with The Great Gatsby. As a reader, I am very interested in narration styles and each of these books had their own unique styles which is part of the reason why they had an especially deep impact on me, because...

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• Approx Pages: 4
• Grade Level: High School