... imagery seems as though it comes from an unburied subconscious. Fitzgerald consistently uses color imagery to create atmosphere in different scenes, to bring out the characters" personalities, and to reinforce theme development. Even though he refers to a vast array of colors, they differ in prominence and influence. The most prominent color Fitzgerald uses is green. Green is significantly associated with both ... to this masterpiece, and it goes beyond just the realm of the tragic story of Gatsby. Not a page exists that does not have a reference; either hidden or obvious, to a reoccurr...

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