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SUMMARY of the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (Analysis and Review a Book) The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald is, at once a simple book and a hard book to understand and appreciate. On one hand, it's a simple book about a guy who threw a lot of parties in the summer of 1922 and an intricate description of the lives of a number of party-goers as narrated by a neighbor. Yes, that is the story of The Great Gatsby. But, The Great Gatsby is so much more than that superficiality. One theme that comes out is that things are not as they appear. There are lots of secrets and additional details unveiled about the story as you read further. At first glance this story could be interpreted that it is about happy, upwardly mobile people. But the reality is much deeper than that. There is morality to the story, much of which is seen in the behavior of characters that might be thought of as immoral. Marital affairs play a major part in the story. Yet, the narrator presents himself as a very honest, very tolerant single adult. There is a lot to be said for honesty, tolerance and listening. There is a bit of violence in the story that escalates. In the end, some very violent events occur. Violence is never a way to communicate. Buy your book today!
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