Essay On Rhetorical Questions For The Great Gatsby

The rhetorical questions contribute to the essay because it’s make questions that they should already know and to make the people to start questioning the government on the actions they been making and the laws they been promoting. “The only obligation which i have a right to assume is to do any time what i think is right” here it making the people to make a stand to stand up to the government and also to start questioning the government for all the things they have been doing.
The effect that the literary device makes on the poem is that it makes it seem as if the narrator is mad talking to a bird and also it uses pathos when he says “leave my loneliness unbroken!” he doesn’t want help from anyone he divested because of the girl he loved died. The rhyme scheme and repetition are to affect the reader by making it more interesting and so they would understand what he what’s when he repeats the words over and over again.
All the character in the story symbolize something but the ones that standed out the most were Jay Gatsby and Daisy. They are the main characters of the story and they represent something true about being wealthy. They both kinda have the same symbolize the same thing in way. The strange thing about it is that in the story they had a thing for each other.

First, Gatsby was the character who didn’t have anything at first his parents were farmers but they weren’t good farms to.

They wouldn’t make much. But that didn’t stop him becoming something in society. The way he made his money was by bootlegging business he also sold illegal alcohol. What Gatsby represents in the story what he symbolizes is his ambition to make money to make it out out of poverty. His ambition was so big that he did illegal things to get where he was at. When he’s describing the green light that are hopes and dreams especially his dreams. That's what Gatsby represents in the story to me his

ambition.
Second, Daisy has always been wealthy she was born with weath. She had fallen in love with a poor soldier which was Gatsby and promised him she’ll wait for when he came back but when he returned she sent him a letter saying that she had already married someone else. She wasn’t happy with Tom. What Daisy symbolizes is that sadness, although she had it all she was unhappy. She gave an example say “i’ve been everywhere i’ve done it all but i'm just sophisticated” that’s saying like although she’s done all those things she’s not happy she does them because she’s wealth and is able to do it. That’s what she represents or symbolizes in the story.
FInally, what they both have in common is that they aren’t happy. Gatsby throws parties and many people come to them but they are fake they aren’t really his friends it’s like he’s buying their friendship. The sad part about it but it’s so true that when he passed away not many went to his funeral those who he might of thought were his friends. Daisy she has it all but she isn’t happy she needs love and happiness. She’s not really in love with her husband because she still has feelings for Gatsby. Well might buy you everything but it can’t buy friendships and happiness.
Those are some characters that symbolize something big in the story. They give you both sides about being wealthy the good side and the bad side. It’s good to be ambitions but don’t forget from where you came and also that money can’t buy you everything although you have it all there's always going to be a whole in your heart cause you're missing happiness and not even the most expensive things can fill up that spot in your heart.