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    Quote(with Page reference) Commentary or color analysis Chpt 1 Pg 22 “Inside the crimson room bloomed with light….the lamp-light‚bright on his boots and dull on the autumn-leaf yellow of her hair‚ glinted along….”(22) As Nick enters the room to his cousin living room he is shown a sense of a dark red almost meaning of a content of what is in the room almost like he is used to the high class living of small parties. He mentions the yellow of miss baker hair as if he can see that she is

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    Color Symbolism in The Great Gatsby Colors can often affect the mood and can emphasize the importance of certain events in The Great Gatsby. White‚ yellow‚ blue‚ and green affect the atmosphere of scenes through association with a specific mood. By simply stating a color you can set a whole mood to a scene instead of trying to explain the feeling of the situation which can prove to be very difficult in odd situations. When analyzed‚ the use of the specific color and its relevance can be identified

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    Great Gatsby Essay Option Two F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby uses the color green to show the artificiality of the dream lived by Gatsby‚ and the motif of Gatsby’s car as Nick’s dream and how it covers the bleakness of the characters lives. Both Gatsby and Nick have a lot of ambitious hope at the start of the story. As the characters live for their dream‚ they start to see a little bit of the reality showing through their dreams and wonder how real their dream world is. Finally‚ the

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    Color Imagery – Yellow Writers often use a variety of literary devices in their literature to relate to the themes of their stories. Imagery is just one of the many that are used to create the structure for the literary pieces. Imagery can be used to form images in the reader’s mind‚ appealing to the human senses. F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ the mind behind the American Modernist novel The Great Gatsby‚ uses a specific form of this literary device‚ which is color imagery‚ to make a more meaningful visual

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    Fitzgerald depicted that in the story “The Great Gatsby”. The main character great Gatsby is searching for his past love‚ Daisy. Gatsby lived across the lake in west egg‚ but every night he looks out across the lake and sees that green lantern and realizes that there is still hope. Through the empty lives of the three characters from this novel- George Wilson‚ Jay Gatsby‚ and Daisy Buchanan-Fitzgerald shows that chasing hollow dreams leads only to misery. Colors can be symbolic of countless different

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    daisies in their hair felt that the flower made them feel free from guilt‚ sin and corruption. In the story The Great Gatsby‚ by F. Scott Fitzgerald (Daisy the character) and Daisies (the flowers) are of great significance‚ as well as the colors yellow and white‚ which are sporadically spread throughout the book to define the surroundings of life. Fitzgerald explains the book through what colors mean and symbolize‚ to give a deeper hidden meaning that you have to search for. In the story there is this

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    Color-Symbolism in the Great Gatsby White: related to Jordon and Daisy‚ usually represents purity‚ ironically it represents the false purity and corruption of Daisy and Jordon. White is also related to dreams and fantasy‚ which ties into Gatsby and Nick because to them the girls were like fairies that seemed to float around. Daisy can be related to a white flower with a golden center because as you see in the novel she appears pure on the outside‚ but is corrupted by the golden money on the inside

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    The Great Gatsby introduces many color symbols that have their own meaning and relevance to the story. Fitzgerald used a lot of colors to give an insight to the lives of the characters. The color green represents the future. The color yellow represents money and death. Lastly‚ the color white represents innocence. Each color symbol has a meaning and functions together to support the central theme of the book which is gaining wealth and reaching your dreams or in other words the American Dream.

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    People see color everywhere‚ in schools‚ at work‚ when walking outside. Every inanimate object has a way of expressing emotion to the human eye by color. F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the colors white‚ gray‚ and green throughout the novel to create an emotional connection with the reader. This type of connection gives the reader a better understanding and a visual image of what is being described. Fitzgerald uses white as a way to express dominance or superiority to other races. “The idea is if we don’t

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    In his novel The Great Gatsby‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald used the colors green‚ white‚ and yellow for symbolism-representing money‚ innocence‚ and corruption respectively. The use of symbolic color occurs throughout the novel‚ helping give a better understanding and description of characterization and setting. In literature‚ green is often used to symbolize money‚ envy‚ and in Gatsby‚ Jay Gatsby’s love for Daisy Buchanan. Fitzgerald most often used green to represent old money. This is a factor in Jay

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