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Great Gatsby - F.Scott Fitzgerald 1925
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H
.L Mencken, 1925
‘only Gatsby
Genuinley
lives and breathes. The rest are
mere marionettes’.
Kenneth Eble, 1964
‘Daisy moves away from actuality into an idea existing in
Gatsby’s mind’
Thomas
Flanagan,
2000
‘Gatsby lives in the world of romantic energies and colours’.
’Gatsby
is somewhat vague. The readers eyes can neve quite focus upon him, his outlines are
dim’.
Jacqueline Lance, 2000
becoming Tom was
Gatsby’s
dream
Marius Bewley
’Daisy has monstrous
moral
indifference and vicious
emptiness’.
A.E Dyson
‘in one sense
Gatsby
is the apotheosis of his rootless society.. he really believes in himself and his
delusions’.
K
.Fraser
‘Daisy is torn between a desire for
personal freedom
and the need for
stability’.
K.Parkinson
‘Daisy
is only allowed to exist in the images that
men
create of her’.
P
.Staveley
‘Gatsby, like
America
itself… strives to reach a place he has created in his own mind, an
impossible
perfect‘.