Great Gatsby Paragraph Analysis

Analytical paragraph
In the Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald showed us a lot of
themes the one I see the most is wealth by showing that the
more money you had the more power and more superior. He
showed this in different way by the place they lived then party
they threw and cars they had. This show up in lot of places and
in different ways. They connect to the theme by how they cared
for the item and would do anything for them to make them
look nice.
When nick explains the mansion like “white palaces of
fashionable mansion glittered across the river.” (Fitzgerald 4).
This howed that it didn’t matter how much money it took to
keep their place look the best. This told us that no matter how
much it cost the way your house looked told people how

much
money that someone had. This also showed us that no matter
the cost everything had to shine so people knew you were
wealthy
The next thing was the parties, in The book he said it was
“like an amusement park” (Fitzgerald 41)., His parties was so
loud and fun he spared no expenses for his parties. This
showed the readers that no matter the party were so chaotic
that no matter what the cost the party were big and emphatic.

this told us that the bigger the party the more money they had
devastating us that people use their money to throw big party
to tell that they had a lot of money. This also showed us that
the more disorganized it was the more money it cost to get it
ready.
When nick go to daisy and says “that the secret of castle
rackrent” (Fitzgerald 85) this show that the allusion to the hit
book from the 1800. When nick tells this to daisy he telling her
that she has to wait to see like in the book where at the end of
the book they had to wait to see what happened. At the end of
the book we find out what happened to Daisy. This told us that

no matter the cost they would do anything to get what they
want. This showed that something big was going to happen in
the book and we have to wait and see.
This proves Fitzgerald used lots of figurative language to
convey his thoughts of the wealthy and how they treated their
positions and parties. Using the figurative language conveyed
the thought that wealthy people cared more about things over
people. At the end we find out that wealthy people let others
clean up there messes they made without taking

credit.