Breaking The Law

Following the law is always a must do for everyone because the law is what keeps society from anarchy. But I believe that some times breaking the laws and rules is better than following them in order to keep to peace and show what is right from wrong. Because some rules are worse than others and some rules benefit different kind of people. I also believe that some rules are meant to be broken in order to have “fun”. But besides all that there are times when rules are meant to be followed and there are times when the rules must be broken. Like I have stated rules are there to keep order and peace. But there must be leaders to make those laws and people to enforce them. If a law is keeping you from doing something that you know is good then brake that law in order to do good because you should ALWAYS trust in your “guts” so to say. But that doesn’t mean you should go and break every law to do good or to have fun. If you need to go to the restroom and a lot of other people also need to and your in a long line doesn’t mean you should assault someone just to get there. You should wait just like everyone else. But if someone is going to fall off a building or cliff that is a restricted area  and your near then you should definitely go and brake the law to save that person because it is the right thing to do. 

Learning In The Age Of Coronavirus

If this virus does get even more spread out to more and more people then learning at home must be the main course of action for schools all around. There are pros and cons of this happening and doing all your school work at home. The benefits would be like having your own space to do your work so you can feel comfortable. Also not being disrupted would be a main for many people. But there are some cons and some of then are not getting the help that some people really need to actually learn. And also most people will feel like it isn't important or they have enough time so they wont do the work and defy against doing it all together.

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What I think is the central message of the Great Gatsby is that trying to attempt to change your past can and will affect your future if you don't learn how to forgive, forget and learn from your mistakes and build on them to be successful in your future. The three main reasons why I believe this is because when Gatsby was younger he failed at loving a girl named Daisy and now realises it so now he is throwing many many parties to get her to notice him. Then he even has a companion called Nick which tells him that dwelling on your past can lead to great misery and there is no way you can successfully change it. Gatsby defingly replied "of course you can change your past". Then finally he keeps tring which ultimately leads to his death and him not actually winning Daisy over.

I also have another central message that I think is also true and it's that love can make a man or women do crazy things for one another. Because Gatsby was willing to lose it all for Daisy. He threw parties just for her. He kept telling his mate Nick to invite her over for lunch and dinner. And even tells her to tell her husband that she doesn't love him anymore. Gatsby was even willing to die tring, which he really dies but is still unsuccessful.

Preview of Gatsby Essay

In the story of the Great Gatsby everyone is more related and similar to each other than you think. Because I’m this story everyone thinks they know what they want but really actually don’t. Gatsby is so tunnel visioned and distracted by love for this one girl named Daisy he is willing to risk it all to get with her. He seems that he can’t let go of the past and is so obtuse that he states that he can change the past. Then there is Nick where he thinks he must be the only honest person in this book and believes that he is being a friend. But he really isn’t even honest with himself really even though he out of everyone is the most honest person. Because if he was he could’ve stood up for Myrtle when Tom disrespectfully punches her in the nose or when all those times when he sees stuff happening and doesn’t open his mouth to others like with people cheating on other people. Then we also have Daisy where she feels like she knows what she wants in life but she really has no clue. Because she has been her husband’s shadow (Tom) and doesn’t get to experience anything on her own until she meet Gatsby and now has seen new colors for shirts and parties just for her.She also knows she wants to leave Tom because of all his cheating but just doesn’t know how I think.  .Then finally we have Tom and he wants too feel in control when he really isn’t. And he is intimidated by Gatsby because he knows she will leave him for Gatsby. With this story being so detailed all these characters have been well thought out and fit very well in this story. We have a man too blinded by love he is willing to travel too the moon and back, a girl in love but doesn’t know if it’s the right love, and a man in middle that has to decide the fait of these two love characters. Then we also get a theme where you must forgive and forget the past in order to move on to future, or else you will parish and sink your boat.

Comment for Gatsby essay

I found that all the characters have one flaw in common and that is that they all are not honest, especially with themselves. Because some are so blinded by others that they can’t see anything else and others thought they had it planned out but really don’t know what they want in life. This was really a good book and I can’t wait to do an entire essay on it. 

What’s So Great About Gatsby

I honestly feel like Gatsby is trying to do good but just is blind and has tunnel vision for Daisy. He is neither a good or a bad person in my perspective, just a lost man trying to find love in a harsh society. Because he is trying so very hard to get Daisy to fall in love with him by throwing parties after parties just to get her to notice him, just like when Gatsby threw a huge party for Daisy and he wanted everything from the decorations to the food to be just for her. Then Nick opens up in the book that he thinks he is the only honest person in this book. If he was the only honest person in this book he would always be honest and tell Gatsby how he actually  feels about him and what he think he is. But he is the technically the most honest person compared to everyone else in this book that even lie to themselves. Then Fitzgerald describes that Tom and Daisy's relationship is smashed together with money and carelessness. I feel like this is true because why would Daisy even want to be with Tom if he didn’t have money. So I’m theory Daisy is a little of a gold digger. I really don’t understand Daisy’s behavior at all in this book. Because she seems so nice and rude at others and I feel like she doesn’t know what she wants I’m life. Because she always has a man like Tom to tell her what to do and when to do it. And I don’t fully agree with her choices at some times like why can’t she just dump Tom and stay with Gatsby because it’s pretty obvious that Gatsby will never cheat and disown her at all like Tom does. I wouldn’t actually advise my brother to date her but I’m not the boss of his life so I wouldn’t bother even saying anything. And the last line I feel like it means to push on in life and don't look back on your past, just learn from them and keep pushing on through the worst with experience from your past. 

Gatsby Chapter 8 notes and tnoughts

Gatsby tells Nick when he shows up early in the morning that he feels like he is in love and married to Daisy. And Daisy told Tom that she basically never loved him and will never love him. Nick suggest that Gatsby should let go of the past and move on, but Gatsby informed him that of course you can change the past and make it better. I feel like the author interrupts the tense relationship drama with the secondary character and mention of the pool because he wants to show what is actually happening to Gatsby. Because during Otom season trees die and their leaves fall off just like how Gatsby is “dieing” inside because of Daisy and let’s go of all his friends and servants.