The Great Gatsby

Nick was definitely a suitable narrator and a nice character as well, I felt he was the only person who was real in a world of pretence, who had feelings, who could analyze things and had a sense of ethics.
Well, about Gatsby more than he being a bootlegger or he giving glamorous parties, what struck me about him was his enigmatic character. Though he was corrupt to the whole world yet deep down he actually seemed timid even innocent at times, who did everything for his love, the biggest sin he committed, but at least he was a better person than rest of the sophisticated people out there who were fake and wore mask. His undying love for a clinical and a selfish woman like Daisy was depressing to read, though it only showed how innocent he was. Gatsby’s death in the end was a real blow, but truly there couldn’t have been any other better ending for his story. Hmm does he being inscrutable as a character made Gatsby ‘the great' ?? I suppose so!!