The Great Gatsby

Synopsis The Great Gatsby is a romantic novel written by american author F. Scott Fitzgerald. The story of a man who believes his lost romantic relationship can be regained by exhibiting his newly created wealth and social status. Gatsby an army officer, falls in love with Daisy. During his serving at world war, Daisy marries a rich but brutal man Tom Buchanan. Gatsby returns after world war and went on to create huge wealth through unethical practices. The story of a man who believes his lost romantic relationship can be regained by exhibiting his newly created wealth and social status. Gatsby an army officer, falls in love with Daisy. During his serving at world war, Daisy marries a rich but brutal man Tom Buchanan. Gatsby returns after world war and went on to create huge wealth through unethical practices. To grab the attention of her, he conducts many parties, ironically not attending them. He could manage to meet Daisy again, with the help of his neighbor Nick, who is happened to be cousin of Daisy and a world war [login to view URL] recoup of Gatsby and Daisy made them to fall in love again. Tom suspects the activities of Daisy, but unable to stop her as he himself unfaithful to his wife because of his affair with Myrtle Wilson, wife of a car mechanic George Wilson. While Gatsby and Daisy driving, they end up killing Myrtle. Though daisy was actually driving the car, Tom blames Gatsby for the killing. George came to know about this and shoots Gatsby to death and ends up killing himself.