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A symbolism analysis of various objects and ideas in f. Scott fitzgerald's the great gatsby. It matches each object or idea with its symbolic significance and includes an example from the novel to illustrate the answer. The analysis covers the valley of ashes, green light, eyes of dr. T.j. Eckleburg, automobile, east egg, west egg, owl-eyes, and gatsby’s gold tie and silver shirt.
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A symbol is a concrete object or an idea that has its own meaning but is used to suggest an- other. Match the following the following objects ideas with one of the symbolic explanations found below. Include one example from the novel to demonstrate your answer.
Valley of Ashes / Green Light / Eyes of Dr.T.J. Eckleburg / Automobile / East Egg / West Egg / Owl-Eyes / Gatsby’s gold tie and silver shirt
Object/Idea Symbolic Significance Example (including page reference)
Wisdom; the ability to see beyond appearances.
Omniscient power, aware of everything. God is dead.
Poverty; barrenness; hopelessness.
Pretentious. Glittery, but really an imitation
Destruction and recklessness.
Wealth and material excess.
Fashionable, affluent. Old money and values.
Inviting false hope.