Great Gatsby Letter :: Great Gatsby Letter

Dear Gatsby,I advise your care for our friendship, Im glad that what we have done means something to you as it has to me. I also see that you havent joined the rest of the flapper aristocrats, its good to write out youre non at the shallow depths of their ignorant mentality. Anyways, I hope that your worries isnt the reason wherefore think that our lives are so fast all of the sudden. I spang myself very well and I know that my life isnt twisted, and I know you well enough to say that your life is not as troubled as you may think or seems. Everybody else living this wealthy luxury of a life has done something worse than anything you have done, used you for parties and imbibition for one. One the other hand, the only crime youve commited is falling in love. I have seen Tom and Daisy unhappyly married knowing their real truths about all(prenominal) other myself, and their marriage is a farse. I have seen you and Daisy fullfilling that longlost love you had for separately oth er before war, wondering why you lost it to begin with. You and I know Daisy for what she really is, not for that superficial act to gain self-respect, you female genitalia make her truly happy again. As for me, I have seen everybody is due east Egg. for what they really are, and Jordan is no