The Great Gatsby
describe the vally of the ashes what might the ashes symbolize
i have 20 questions 10 for chapter 2 and 10 for chapter 3 and i dont read good i dont understand the book so i cant awnser the questions please help me
i have 20 questions 10 for chapter 2 and 10 for chapter 3 and i dont read good i dont understand the book so i cant awnser the questions please help me
Literally, the Valley of Ashes is a massive trash dump. The rotting valley represents the rotting American dream. Tom, Daisy, and Jordan, with their endless socials and superficial lives represent how material excess rots their very souls. Their lives, like the valley, are hollow. As time goes on the valley gets ranker as do the lives of many characters in the novel. Self-centered individuals litter the story with meaningless "trash", much like the valley itself.
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Literally, the Valley of Ashes is a massive trash dump. The rotting valley represents the rotting American dream. Tom, Daisy, and Jordan, with their endless socials and superficial lives represent how material excess rots their very souls. Their lives, like the valley, are hollow. As time goes on the valley gets ranker as do the lives of many characters in the novel. Self-centered individuals litter the story with meaningless "trash", much like the valley itself