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Great Gatsby

Great Gatsby

In Fitzgerald’s book, The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald illustrates the
theme, “Outward appearances can be deceiving.”  This theme is
shown in a few parts of the book.  These outward appearances are
not only found in people, but in the geographical areas of the New
York area.
	The first deceiving outward appearance is that of Daisy.  At
first, we are lead to believe that she is a very happy person, as
Gatsby’s love.  But she is not, she is a rather tragic and selfish
person.  We see this when she uses Gatsby as a way to go to parties
and look popular, while she is really more attracted to Tom.  And in
the end of the story, she takes off with Tom and doesn’t leave a trace
to where they are going.  
	There is a big irony in this.  We see that Gatsby is pursuing the
woman he loves.  But Daisy ends up inadvertently causing Gatsbys
death by killing Myrtle in the car accident, which set Wilson into a
psychotic mood.
	Gatsby himself has an outside appearance

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