Chapter 2, -The Great Gatsby- -Dying society- Essay -- English Liter

Chapter 2, -The wide Gatsby- -Dying society-Fitzgerald presents in this brisk upper-class nation, who live in theworld of dreams. He tries to describe the life of milliners, whospends enormous amount of notes on drugs, parties, intoxicant and otherluxury things.In this chapter the writer clearly shows us that the States in 20th wasdying, there was no truth, no love and no real relationships, ande precisething was based on how much money apiece the Statesn had. All Americahad just people who were obsessed with appearance. a microscopic livingroom with a set of tapestried furniture in all large for it Eventhis description of a flat where the party goes on is a significanceof a bad taste and showing off.What people could see is only glamorous dresses and costumes. Thebusiness which was attractive to anyone was gangster business. It waswell-nigh admirable. America wanted quick money to be made. Most ofthese fellas lead cheat on you every time. All they think of is moneyFitzger ald use an oxymoron in his play to show that the country onits surface is growing but in the heart of it is dying, which hecalls a valley of ashes, a desolate area of land. Also the writersuggested that America is expiration without any colour, people housesgardens relationships are under nasty, coverless surface a marvelousfarm where ashes grow like wheat into ridges and hills and grotesquegardens.The writer gave very specific image to all his characters, they werefull of energy, but this energy didnt suppose to last for a longtime. People in the novel are described as faintly handsome/beautiful, spiritless anemic with an ambitious character. Most ofthem behave as children, they are hedonists. They only thin... ...th or not. The main idea of gossipingwas to seem that you know more and consequently people will communicatewith you more than with others. Well, they say hes (Gatsby) a nephewor a cousin of Kaiser Wilhelm. Thats where all his money comes from.The relationships betw een people were very strange. Either very coldto each other or people just didnt go so deep into person to know himbetter.The idea of dying society was presented by Fitzgerald in a way thatpeople were careless with each other, with themselves and of passagewith the country which they were destroying absolutely. The societydidnt have any moral points in life. Those partys at Gatsbys housewere just a surface of life were Fitzwilliam shows his own antipathytowards America in 20th. America was like a huge tree which didnthave teeming water and was losing its colours and leaves.