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Summary The Great Gatsby

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This file contains a report and an analysis of the book The Great Gatsby. This file also contains important information about the book that can be requested on, for example, an oral. For example, it contains information about the era in which the book belongs in the American Literature (Roaring Twe...

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READING REPORT
Title: The Great Gatsby
Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald
Year of publication: 1925


1. Type of literary work:

 Novel
 Play
 Novella
 Short Story


2. Genre of the novel*:

 historical novel
 war novel
 regional novel
 psychological novel
 novel of adolescence
 thriller
 detective
 science fiction novel
 fantasy novel
 tragedy
*more than one genre can be ticked


3. Setting of the story
What is (are) the place(s) of action:
Indications (where in the novel can you find evidence of the setting(s):
The whole story takes place in East Egg (page 61) and West Egg (page 97), that
are two suburbs of New York. Both suburbs are very wealthy. There is a
difference between the wealth of the East Egg and the wealth of the West Egg.
The people in the East Egg were born into their own wealth, while the people
of the West Egg had to work for their money.

, 4. Time
a. what is the time (period) of action:
Indications (where in the story can you find evidence of the time of
Action

The time of action is the summer of 1922 (page 61). This falls in the Roaring
Twenties. This is a period between World War One and the Great Depression.
In the Roaring Twenties, there was an enormous economic growth in America.
In the story are the characters also very wealthy. Characteristic of the Roaring
Twenties is a lot of partying and spending big money.

b. what is the timespan of the story (= how much time elapses between
the beginning and the end of the story:
Indications (where in the story can you find evidence of the timespan)
In the begin of the book Nick decides to learn bond trading in New York. This
is in June. In the end of the book (page 165) the funeral of Gatsby takes place.
So the timespan of the story is about four months.

c. how is the story told:

 Chronologically
 Chronologically with flashbacks
 Chronologically with anticipations
 Not chronologically

5. Point of view:

 First person narrative
 Third person narrative
 Omniscient narrative (=alwetend verteller)

6. Characters
a. who is/are the main character(s) and give a brief description:
Nick Carraway, he is a young man. He moved to West Egg in New York to learn
about bond business.

b. who are the minor characters:
James Gatz, he has changed his name to Jay Gatsby. He is the neighbour of Nick
in West Egg. Nobody knows about his past and how he became so rich. He

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