A story about dreams meeting reality

Carmel 2022-04-19 09:01:08

This movie makes me so sad!
I couldn't watch it until the end, and I wanted to leave the cinema.
How could such an optimistic Gatsby encounter such a tragedy.

Some people say that the heroine is just cowardly.
No, she is not cowardly.
From the beginning, all she had for Gatsby was passion and excitement.
If you have to say that there is love, it is also a kind of hazy.
As for her still hanging out with Gatsby in her marriage in the later period, it was more of a dissatisfaction with her husband's derailment and a yearning for luxury.

I'm wondering why this movie has been adapted so many times.
Yes, in any era, we are running against our dreams.
How can there be a person like Gatsby in today's society?
I often feel sad that Gatsby has what anyone of any age can dream of.
However, it's just a dream, you and I may compromise with reality.

Tragedy tells us: like things come together.
It is actually fate for the heroine to marry a man like Tom, because they are the same kind of people.
Selfish indifference, nothing but the shell of money.

As for Gatsby, he was just a man with a dream, and there was a green light shining on him throughout his short life.
His whole life was glorious.

I keep telling myself to be a loving person.
If you have love in your heart, you can use love to illuminate the world.

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The Great Gatsby quotes

  • Daisy Buchanan: Open another window.

    Nick Carraway: There aren't any more.

    Daisy Buchanan: Then telephone for an axe.

  • Daisy Buchanan: All the bright precious things fade so fast... and they don't come back.