The Great Gatsby Literary Conflicts
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- Man Vs. SelfNick experiences a moment of uncertainty when he realizes that Tom might be cheating on Daisy. He faces a tough ethical dilemma and must choose whether to leave or stay.
- Man Vs. ManAn ongoing tension between the characters of Gatsby and Tom is exemplified by their heated altercation at the luxurious hotel, as they both vied for the affections of the enigmatic and alluring Daisy.
- Man Vs. Society: Nick found himself in a state of disillusionment and disgust with the lavish and ostentatious lifestyles of the wealthy residents of West Egg. Their shallow and callous behavior, fueled by a desire for pleasure and excess, left a sour taste in Nick's mouth, and he couldn't help but feel a sense of moral degradation in their collective actions. However, what truly tipped Nick over the edge was the lack of attendance at Gatsby's funeral, a final insult in a long line of injustices. It was a stark reminder that despite all his wealth and influence, Gatsby was ultimately alone in this world, forsaken by those who had once basked in his radiance.
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