Locations as Metaphors in The Great Gatsby


             realizes the significance of this light at the end of the novel where he
             refers to Gatsby staring at the light saying "his dream must have seemed so
             close that he could hardly fail to grasp it" (Fitzgerald 182). This light
             is a metaphor for the longing Gatsby has for Daisy, and represents how he
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