Setting and Morality in The Great Gatsby
In “The Great Gatsby,” which aspect of the New York City environment does Fitzgerald use to shape the reader’s perception of the characters’ morality?
A
The historical landmarks provide nostalgia, which serves as reference points for ethical behavior.
B
The bustling urban density emphasizes anonymity, allowing for moral lapses with fewer consequences.
C
The glamorous high society life showcases an aspirational lifestyle aligning with traditional moral values.
D
The diversity offers varying perspectives on right versus wrong, deepening characterization.
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