1. The Great Gatsby
... soul is draped with grief and suffocated by her selfishness. She deceives people into believing she's a sweet, innocent girl, but that couldn't be further from the truth. Color plays a major part of the symbolism in the novel. Ironically, Daisy is associated with the color white. In a conversation between Tom and Gatsby it's discussed that daisy seems to live, "High in a white ... that illuminate the story." Of the three critics, I most identify with Cowley. Fitzgerald is a well thought out writer. We can see this through use of symbolism in a few of the chapters, which I previously spo...
- Word Count: 1284
- Approx Pages: 5
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School