The Great Gatsby - Symbolism
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Examples of symbols in The Great Gatsby | Symbolism in Literature
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- EAST vs WEST
- THE GREEN LIGHT
- OVERLOOKING EYES
- The division of East Egg from West Egg separates the newly rich from the historically wealthy families. In a way, east and west divides the upper class in two.
- The green light symbolizes many things, principally, Gatsby's quest to obtain Daisy. The color of the light could be symbolic of the envy that Gatsby has over Tom, who has Daisy.
- These all-seeing eyes watch the characters in the novel and ultimately act as a judge of their deeds.
- THE VALLEY OF ASHES
- "The Great Gatsby" Symbolism
- OMINOUS WEATHER
- The Valley of Ashes is a barren wasteland that separates the Eggs from New York City. It symbolizes the moral and social decay of America, portrayed through the working class.
- Throughout the novel, various types of weather are used to foreshadow important events.
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