The Great Gatsby Chapter 3-5 Of Melville

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The chapters 3-5 are there to establish a historical background of the story of the novel. In chapter 4 we can see how Melville’s discretion when he speaks of Nelson. Melvin did not only care but he had a deep concern for human rights and democracy, and his digression by praision Nelson is almost seems excessive. The author plays a kind of narrative, a story that is praising a man that is effusively that justifies the military force methods in which he is involved. It is very easy to confuse Melville with his narrators throughout the novel because Melville is a man that loves the sea. Melville separates the narrator voice in order to give it a more subtle and sophisticated perspective. Melville in the story exposes war and the machinery of

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