How much do we learn about Gatsbys character and how is it revealed Es

How much do we learn more or less Gatsbys character and how is it revealedto us?Throughout The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby appears to be motivated by thepursuit of wealth and a life with Daisy, but how does this show up hischaracter? What we deal about Gatsby is severely limited by the info that Carraway, who himself only meets Gatsby at the startof the novel, feeds to us. During the short summer, in which the booktakes place, our info is limited by the format of the storyi.e. the first mortal viewpoint limits what we know about Gatsby. Wecan tell through the way that he acts in his pursuit of Daisy that heis ultimately a shy, reclusive person who go out try anything in orderto meet his old love. exclusively the first knowledge of when Gatsby first metDaisy at Camp Taylor, before he went to Europe, was at the beginningof the chapter in which he was killed. During this period, he was inthe ships company of many rich and successful officers who every(prenominal) wanted to bewith her. In going out with Daisy, Gatsby had proved that he could live a kind with a person from a more privileged backgroundthan he had. The fact that he falsified his wealth in order to become inform with her shows that he is longing for a trophy of successthat capturing Daisys heart will bring him. The way that he asksCarraway to arrange a meeting between himself and Daisy is strongproof of this link. Soon it becomes apparent that Gatsby wishes hisrelationship to return to the take that it was before he left tofight in Europe during the war. This is exhibit by the quote,Cant repeat the past? Why of course you can. These linguistic process fromGatsby demonstrate a very profound wish for his relationship withDaisy to be as i... ...e. As Carrawayputs it, They were careless people, Tom and Daisy - they smashed upthings and creatures and whence retreated back into their money or theirvast carelessness, or whatever it was that kept them together, and letother people clean up the f ortune they had made. Such a strongstatement fully shows how these people could have taken in Gatsby.Trying to hide business dealings sick doubt for the reader but for anyman to go to all the trouble of arranging to meet his true love showshis romantic side. wizard thing that this novel shows to the reader isthat although Carraway is told some details by Gatsby, what we knoweventually turns into a great deal of information. I believe thatGatsby is overall a good person trying desperately to achieve the twothings that his life has desired - Daisy and the pursuit of money,which were denied to him earlier.