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Great Gatsby Dialectical Journal

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On Sunday morning, disturbing photos of a dilapidated notebook had been released by former scientist , Mathew Ryan, he said that he found it on eBay. Mathew said, “It looked peculiar to me; it came with a jar filled with a yellow substance.” “Something about the book and the way the yellow substance look like enthralled me.”he added. After a few days, the packaged arrived. “ Once I opened the book, I distinguished that it was written in German because in fact I’m German. I guess the person that found the book in the first place didn’t understand German, so they neglected it.” “I sat for hours until I finished it and I was astonished.”He said. The jar and the book were later sent to the lab for closer inspection. The book belong to Charlotte

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