The Great Gatsby: The Relation

The geography and weather in The Great Gatsby contribute greatly to theme, character, and plot development. There is an important relationship between the geography and the character’s social values. The themes and characters can be dictated by geographical locations because the themes are embedded into the environments surrounding the characters. This reinforces character traits and helps to develop the themes. The weather predicts the nature of the novel’s critical events, driving the plot. …showed first 75 words of 967 total…

…showed last 75 words of 967 total…major contributor to the development of the novel. Each setting in the novel corresponds to a particular thematic idea or character type building this picture up while the weather manages to mirror the emotions and foreshadow the nature of events in the plot. Therefore, the relationship between geography and social values is important in this novel’s development because it creates distinct zones in which characters with contradictory ethics are required to confront each other.