The crazy man Gatsby

Who should be responsible for the death of Gatsby: Is it a shotgun? If he is suicidal? Or do you say that the accident car belongs to Gatsby and thus to the murder of Tom Buchannon? Or is the waiter Gatsby waiting for something? Still dreamer Gatsby himself? I think Gatsby is great, even if the person he likes is not a simple person in the past, or even colluded with himself, but in the end, Gatsby is willing to sin and die, as if he really died for love. I always think that he died for love, is the liberation of his own and love! We can't help but see that this ending is arranged from the beginning of the novel. When Gatsby first felt the dream come close, the crack of his dream was actually expanding. The author of "The Great Gatsby" has been telling us that this amazing dream of Gatsby's "brother" who is stubbornly watching for love has a fragile character. The beautiful woman has been with another man for five years, and has given birth to a child. It is a far cry from the innocent girl in the first love: from Daisy’s crying in a beautiful shirt in Gatsby. These shirts are so beautiful, I looked sad, because I never saw such a beautiful shirt." At first, the author did not want to let the heroine continue mysteriously, but straightforwardly announced her vulgarity and vanity characteristics to the reader. Although her appearance and sound are very charming. That is to say, from this moment on, we should know that Gatsby’s dream has fallen into disillusionment. On this point, we should also notice that the case of Daisy holding a shirt crying suddenly, because this is quite exaggerated, It’s really surprising that the crazy move and the previous shame at the Nick family’s first meeting with Gatsby’s, when we thought that her love would burn automatically until the fuel was exhausted. . Reading backwards, we are not discovering the gradual “awakening” of each other, but consciously, actively and actively self-deception: including finding clever reasons to explain the changes in Daisy and actively praising her changes. (such as to praise her "full of money" voice), and to find others to prove their absurd understanding; Perhaps this is what the author wants to point out but does not express through the spokesperson Nick's mouth: Gatsby's tragedy is not that he does not realize reality, but that it sees clearly but wants to continue dreaming in reality: However, the reality at the moment is different from the reality five years ago - the former has a little hope, and the latter is directed at disillusionment. Perhaps this is also Gatsby's "great" place: from five years of waiting until the night of the accident, waiting for a whole night outside the window of Daisy, and later becoming her only victim, even though his dreams are ending with death. But he walked in the direction of the dream.