The characteristics

In Fiscott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby, Gatsby's image left a deep impression on my mind. Gatsby is a person full of romantic fantasies and persistent pursuits. A strong spirit of optimism can be seen in him, who never gives up even when facing setbacks. On the one hand, he is a person who is infatuated, extremely eager for love, and bravely pursues his dreams. "He reached out his hand in despair, as if trying to grab a strand of air and leave a fragment of this lovely city because of her." This passage reflects Gatsby's persistence and attachment to Daisy, even though he knew he couldn't truly have it, he still desperately wanted to grab that glimmer of beauty, demonstrating his infatuation and extreme desire for love. "He stretched out his hands strangely towards the dark sea, and even though he was far away, I could tell he was trembling. I couldn't help but look towards the other side of the sea. But I didn't see anything, only a faint green light in the distance, perhaps the electric light on someone's dock." The "green light" here symbolizes Gatsby's dream, as if he was trying to grab it, and trembling showed his inner tension and unease, highlighting his wholehearted and almost insane state for his dream. ". On the other hand, Gatsby possesses a strong spirit of optimism and never gives up even in the face of setbacks. "So we rowed forward with all our might, the small boat sailing upstream, never stopping to regress and enter the past." This sentence shows that he has always had a firm belief in the beautiful past, believing that he can go back to that time, reflecting his positive attitude on the path of pursuing his dreams. In short, Gatsby presents us with a character full of romantic fantasies, brave pursuit of dreams, and a positive and optimistic attitude towards life.