I reread this book for my AP Lit class and as rereading I notice a few more quirks. But *SPOLIRS* when Gatsby dies it just doesn't feel right, and or justice for the character. My teacher who I had a big debate about this with told me that it doesn't matter, because maybe that's what Fitzgerald wanted. I don't really know how much I believed that or not.

For a beloved book that is "The Great Gatsby" the final acts fall apart in pieces crumbling like a stack of cards. Yet beautifully written to the tee.