Thought

Although Gatsby's parties were full of wine and song and dance, and everyone's mouth was wide open, what they pursued was not pure happiness, but the vain pursuit of the noble life so close to them but so far away, and even the air was filled with their false hollow laughter. No one knew Gatsby's loneliness after the dinner. The peels on the ground, the wine glasses on the table, and the messy lawn all roared in the loneliness. In Gatsby's eyes, the light of the whole villa was not as bright as a small green light in the opposite house. Gatsby spent five years trying to redeem himself for being lured away by moneyDrive Daisy. But he didn't know that their love had already been damaged by reality. The love he reverently pursued was regarded by Daisy as a game to satisfy his vanity. When he heard her voice full of money, it was too late. Why did the age of money keep a man as devoted to love as Gatsby? Otherwise, he might not have ended up like this.