The Great Gatsby Motivator Analysis

Mr. Collins is a satirical character because he only cares about how society perceives him and he is used to ridicule men who only care about wealth, power, inheriting land, and inheriting more wealth through marriage. I started the video off with images of Mr. Collins cleaning his money to show his obsession with wealth. He is polishing one-dollar bills to show he is not extremely wealthy, but he is proud of his current wealth. There is also a brief moment in the video when Mr. Collins is tying a tie to show that he is formal. In the beginning of the film, the ending of the song “It’s Everyday Bro” by Jake Paul is playing in the background to mock Mr. Collin’s arrogance.

All of their lives were ruined by a dream that they could not obtain. Wilson was a hardworking man who only wanted to please his wife. All he wanted was a happy marriage with his wife Myrtle. He obeys her orders without a blink of an eye. As seen on page 26, when Myrtle asks Wilson to fetch some chairs so she can plan a night out with Tom, Wilson merely responds with “‘oh sure’...and went toward the office mingling immediately with the cement color of the walls.” To attempt to fix his marriage, that he feels slipping away, he works diligently to raise enough money to move Myrtle west.

For this reason, she marries Edgar Linton the antagonist man character of Wuthering Heights who can provide Catherine with wealth and the new life she wants. In this way Heathcliff is major male character of this classic novel, he falls in love Catherine but she is married to the other man. He is embodiment of Byronic hero that has all negative personalities. He is devilish and revengeful lover at the same time he is passionate lover. In brief, it tells us tragic love story by Bronte.

The beginning of the quote is very heavy and depressing but once the word rose is used the tone becomes much lighter and happy. The theme of the rose moves back to Daisy. Before Daisy meet Tom, she was in love with Gatsby. Gatsby went off to war and Daisy believed she had to move on. Daisy meet Tom soon after, Tom was a wealthy young bachelor that could take care of Daisy.

Instances of this attitude are made evident whereby Pip seems to have seen his opportunity of going off to London as key to “winning” the love of his life, Estella, perhaps Estella will notice his success and change her attitude toward him, perhaps Estella will eventually fall madly in love with him like he is in love with her. This is of someone who portrays dandyism, cares much about how they appear. Another point of dandyism shown by Pip is the confession of the lies he has told Joe, Mrs Gargey and Mr Pumblechook regarding his visit to Mrs Havisham “I wish my boots weren`t so thick, nor my hands so coarse. I knew I was common and I that I wished I was not common” (Dickens90). Pip seems to care much about his appearance that it makes him feel

For example, “they came from the east egg the more nicer part of the area(Fitzgerald)”. The effects of money can play a huge role in the different classes of the people during the time. People based things off money the most and thought that was the only way to live the American dream. The relationship between gatsby and daisy play a huge roll with love and the outcome of what happens reaching the dream. For example,” Gatsby’s eyes floated towards her, ah she cried, you look so cool(Fitzgerald 82)”.

In order to protect Daisy, Gatsby even does not want to tell his old sport Nick. However, he also does not want Nick hate him caused lose Nick. In my opinion, from Myrtle accident happened to Gatsby protect Daisy, its climax of the novel. Gatsby is still trying to catch his dream even sacrifice himself to approach Daisy, if the media knows is Gatsby driving that car it will cause

The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function.-F.Scott Fitzgerald. A man of partying they called him, and they were right. Fitzgerald is very well known today by his work, including: The Great Gatsby, The Beautiful and Dammed, This Side of Paradise, Winter Dreams, Tender is the night, etc. After he wrote and published "This side of Paradise" a novel about love, greed and the view of social status, he became somewhat of a celebrity and was seen as one of the country 's most promising young writers. He embraced his celebrity status and got into an extravagant lifestyle that earned him a reputation as a playboy.

“Yet she must die, else she’ll betray more men” (5, 2, 6). By trying to provide justification for his actions he removes some of the guilt he feels and even though he still loves her even after believing she is being unfaithful, he does not want her to hurt more men. Through the use of figurative languages

When Nick finally meets him at one of his parties he is surprised and doesn’t recognize him from the descriptions provided by the other people at the party “‘and this man Gatsby sent over his chauffeur with an invitation.’ For a moment he looked at me as if he failed to understand” (Fitzgerald 48). This mystery is important in supporting the representation of the American dream found in Gatsby’s character because it mirrors the spirit of the American dream in that origin doesn 't matter (Lučić 4). The mystery around the origins of Gatsby’s wealth continues until it is revealed that he came from poverty in the west. Gatsby’s thrift and hard work in creating the persona that he has in New York shows his determination and hard work in trying to rise above the social status he was born into

Walter never wanted to kill emilio and Krazy-8 but he did it out of self defense since they pulled guns out on jesse and walter and they had to do something about it. when jesse and walter lock Krazy-8 in the basement they flip a coin to see who kills him and walter does not want to kill the man but he knows if he doesn 't that krazy-8 will probably come back and kill walter and his family so it 's a life or death situation for him so he needed to make a decision but he almost let him go if Krazy-8 wouldn 't have had a knife he probably would have been free to go but since he wanted to try and kill walter he had to end Krazy-8’s life. his moral choices and decisions were a hardship for him so some of his choices were overall evil and he tries to make the right decisions but he does what really has to be done in order to keep him and his

Some people may think that Friar Laurence is ultimately to blame for Romeo and Juliet’s deaths, but I have evidence proving that he should not be blamed for this tragedy. Friar Laurence gave Juliet the poison that put her in deep sleep only because she asked him for a solution. He did not want her to commit suicide, like she said she would, if he did not give her any other solutions. Friar clearly explained to Juliet what would happen to her and how she would appear to others if she took this poison, and she still wanted to take it. We should not blame Friar for giving Juliet what she asked for.

Willy is tired, confused, and argumentative, but he loves his son and tried to conform Biff into an enthusiastic, optimistic and confident salesman. Willy is salesman, who returns early from a business trip. After almost collapsing several times, he is enlightened and realized that he should perhaps change his job to once in which he will not be required to travel. Linda, his wife, also realizes that her husband is no longer suitable for his job as a traveling salesman; thus, she suggests that he requests that his manager, Howard, gives him a local job at the New York headquarters. Willy believes this should be possible because of his contribution throughout the years as a respected salesman.