Thegreatgatsby Stories

I hated the way The Great Gatsby ended. All who have read the book and know what happened can agree that the ending was crap. So I decided to rewrite it and give Jay Gatsby another chance with a character I made up.... This will be under heavy editing, all I have is the draft on paper but i hope this isn't too cringe or too bland. I intend on this being a short story but who knows it might go on longer than expected ;). I hope you enjoy :) (btw I don't own any of these characters except my own who will be introduced in the story)

Lilith Andrews finds herself stuck between obligatorily loving her wealthy, handsome fiancé, Howard Saxon, and being irresistibly drawn to a mysterious man from her past, Leo Fitzpatrick. Set in 1922, this novel is filled to the brim with flappers, speakeasies, chanel dresses, scandals, love triangles, and insane twists. Enjoy! xx Molly

{Made in School; by me, Rogue} Rationale: In The Great Gatsby, the character Tom Buchanan is, stubborn, flaunts about his wealth, and the husband of Daisy. Above all else, Tom Buchanan is seen as villainous because he destroyed Jay Gatsby and his romantic dream of a life with Daisy. Adding to that he conspires with Daisy to allow Mr.Wilson to believe that it has been Gatsby himself who has driven the "yellow death car" that has stricken Myrtle. I wondered what Tom was thinking during this drama, action, choices he has made throughout the story and if it has it been influenced by his past. Specifically, how he felt about the specific part. I wondered if there was still more to Tom's story that we haven't heard. He showed how villainous he can be, but every villian, just like anyone else, has a backstory. The hotel is an important scene, not because it shows how stubborn he is, but how he disliked Jay Gatsby and wanted to expose him. It showed how much he actually loved Daisy, or atleast, showed some consideration of the idea of losing her to Gatsby. He doesn't show it, but Tom could be confused about how Daisy could love someone who's poor. Since both, Tom's and Daisy's parents, made them marry someone of high wealth.. Tom, like other men, have been conditioned to show brute strength, power, malicious intent,and being arrogance. He can't show how much he actually cares for Daisy or be seen as weak and those who see him showing this side would think he doesn't deserve the power he holds. Wanting love and having the thought of wanting extreme money, doesn't mix in a relationship. Marrying someone that's poor will show how disrespectful you are to your parents wishes. In addition, I choose Tom to be the character to show his point of view because there's always a backstory to antagonist of why they become this way or the choices they make.

The missing chapter of the notorious book "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

The Great Gatsby is a timeless tale of fate, misery, love, and the truth. But what if it weren't centred around a doomed affair? Nick and Gatsby meet at that party once more, Gatsby meets Daisy once more, but this time, Gatsby's heart belongs to someone new.

A great Gatsby story with a twist.

Nick is totally gay for Gatsby

Florence spent the summer in a dizzy euphoria, high on love. But all good things must come to an end. Lies and deception cloud her mind and a bramble of roses slowly begins to encase her heart, protecting her from another heartbreak. But she isn't exactly without fault either. Francis thought he was head over heels. No man or women could come between him and Florence. But Florence is becoming increasingly distant and cold and it seems as if he is the the last thing on her mind. So he left. It was for his own sake after all.

Layla went to New York to be a writer, but she ended up making cloths. When she gets a invitation to one of Gatsby's parties, she becomes friends with him. Her cousin, Daisy, is invited over for tea and everything turns around for Layla that summer. Nick is her brother, but he comes in later. This book, the plot belongs to F. Scott Fitzgerald and the dialogue belongs to Baz Luhrmann. ©2015_Wonderfully_

In the middle of an October morning, Jay Gatsby wakes up to something strange and distressing. He can barely remember who he is and where he is...let alone the fact that he's also a child. He knew none of it was right. But when Nick Carraway comes over in the idea of still having plans with him, the Buchanan's and Miss Baker- he realizes that he has to help Gatsby return to his normal self...but how?

When Andrew (Drew) O'Connel loses his place in life, he then moves in with his brother, Tom, and Tom's wife, Birdie. Drew then discovers his newfound love for writing also while uncovering the truth about his big brother & his not so perfect life.

How Gatsby should've ended.

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 all gone. Follow him through his downward spiral of change and fear, as even the great Gatsby himself struggles to give Nick the comfort he searches for. COVER ART BY RMSVIBES!!!! Please check them out and tell them I sent you!!

The Great Gatsby, third novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, published in 1925 by Charles Scribner's Sons. Set in Jazz Age New York, the novel tells the tragic story of Jay Gatsby, a self-made millionaire, and his pursuit of Daisy Buchanan, a wealthy young woman whom he loved in his youth.

A fan fiction of great gatsby to explore the relationship between nick carraway and Jay gatsby they never got to explore in the original story. Nick ❤️ Jay forever!!!

"Why do you want so much power?" "Because Olivia, Daddy likes control."

I wrote this as My English class final. This is just for funzies!! You should totally post about this. It'd be funny. Also the characters do not belong to me. They belong to the author of The Great Gatsby.

When Al Buckley, an unassuming prohibition-era New Yorker, somehow gets roped into a grand bank heist, he has to decide whether or not he wants to help a few rogue gangsters in their attempt to steal money from the Grand National Bank and transport it to the ocean liner, S.S. Klipspringer.

Set in the UK, George Griffiths is an average sixth former. He has great friends, good grades and an undying, unrequited love for a boy who hardly knows he exists. To add more spice, his friends force him to enter a writing competition, an opportunity to speak to the boy which causes him to revaluate his whole life. "Is he even a good person?" he asks himself. He hardly notices his friends anymore. In the end, he must choose between his first love and his friends....