shing, and in a parallel way Gatsby's dream still stands high.
             The narration is another language form that shapes the particular perceptions of dreams in this text. Nick's narration is very detached and objective throughout the novel. Nick is a character who observes the story, as a peripheral participant, and his narration is written in a way that it influences the way you perceive the characters, and as a result, your understanding of dreams.
             The characterization is used to control the responder's view of dreams, in the way that the personalities of each character and the way they are presented, give us different opinions of them. They're not all the same, but it appears that they all have similar dreams, which is the American Dream, to succeed in every aspect of their lives. The characters themselves, like Gatsby for instance, portray this through their clothing, status, language and contextual features.
             The Leunig Cartoon, which is assisted by a succinct poem, implies that in order to attain your dream you must seek within. It also indicates that you a
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