Nick Carroway is a high school student. He's not very popular and he only has one friend, Jordan. But all that changes when he meets Jay Gatsby. Jay Gatsby introduces him to new people and opens up a whole new world of possibilities for Nick. When he becomes friends with Gatsby he becomes more aware of other feelings...
Nick Carroway has never been alone. Lost, perhaps. But never alone. That is, until a mysterious call sends Gatsby away and leaves Nick in charge of the mansion until he returns. With Daisy and Tom's sudden departure, and Daisy's golf tour in Europe, Nick finds that all the people he was once surrounded with were now a...
[COMPLETED] 'This is all just a fantasy. This is a child's playbook. There's no way this can be real...' Nick's reality is slowly turning to a fantasy, thanks to a certain Gatsby~ All credit for this version of The Great Gatsby goes to the mastermind of the 20's, F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Gatsby struggles with an addiction and Nick tries to help him get better. All characters belong to Fitzgerald. This is in Nick and Gatsby's POVs, it will state which at the beginning of the chapter.
Who in their right mind would ask a teenager to write a 4000 word essay on the works of F. Scott Fitzgerald anyway? To me, English class was simply the fine art of over analyzing very old pieces of literature. It was usually pretty easy for me to string together some intricate sounding sentences about these old novels...
