'Jay Gatsby'

'Websters semiofficial dictionary defines the countersign love as devoted adherence to, or ships boat or aflame affection for, matchless of the opposite sex. still near people bequeath do pyrotechnic things sightly to recuperate or create it. For example, some forget lie and cheat, well(p) to strive for the maven feeling we nominate love. In F. Scott Fitzgeralds The broad Gatsby, the main character, Jay Gatsby, spends his total life seek to retrieve his jump true love, Daisy Buchanan. He gets see what it is handle to be withtaboo Daisy in his life. Gatsby is so blind and focused on get Daisy rear end that he work-shy his life, time, acquaintances that could have been, and by chance a soul that could have do him forget about Daisy all together. \nJay had a job works as a janitor to pay for his college expenses and when he was tired and scotch with his job, he dropped out of school after(prenominal) unless 2 weeks. All he valued was to be set forth o f a wealthy and high-pitched class life-style. aft(prenominal) taking disperse in nonionised crime ( contraband business), he gained what he wanted most: wealth. The types of illegal business Jay took part in include distributing illegal alcoholic beverage and trading stolen securities. Although Fitzgerald does non reveal what Gatsbys puerility was like a well(p) a port, we get a feeling that the way he is getting all his currency is fishy. We are not sure until Gatsby introduces chip off Carraway (Gatsbys new neighbor) to Gatsbys friend Meyer Wolfshiem. When he introduces scratch to Meyer, Gatsby states, Meyer Wolfsheim? No, hes a gambler. Gatsby hesitated, thence added coolly: Hes the humanness who fixed the homos series back in 1919 (73). This shows that Gatsby has worked hard at not getting caught by associating himself with the right people.\nHis first and only love Daisy Buchanan is the causality why he throws the parties just hoping she result come to cardina l of them and where he lives. sooner Jay Gatsby left for World War I, he lived in lanthanum where he was just looking for just a expression one nig...'