Which statement about F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby would the writer Joshua Rothman most likely agree with?

A. The novel is about maintaining one's illusions through destructive means.

B. The novel is about the power of true love to conquer fear, hatred, and greed.

C. The novel is about the tension between morality and convenience.

D. The novel is about the little moments in life that give it true purpose.

Question

Which statement about F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby would the writer Joshua Rothman most likely agree with?

A.	The novel is about maintaining one's illusions through destructive means.
 
B.	The novel is about the power of true love to conquer fear, hatred, and greed.

C.	The novel is about the tension between morality and convenience.

D.	The novel is about the little moments in life that give it true purpose.

anonymous · Answer

@Deadpool.

anonymous · Answer

did you get the answer ever o.O