Inactive Tutor answered 04/07/24
I read Great Gatsby as a graduate student in American literature. The next project was to compare the love triangle of Sir Lancelot, King Arthur, and Queen Guinevere to the adulterous affair of Daisy (Zelda), Tom, and Gatsby , entrapped by the dream of owning power through wealth in the elusive of the class-dominated society of the nouveau riche of gamblers, grifter, and corrupt gangsters who fixed the World Series and profited from prohibition.
Inactive Tutor
I like to examine two graphic and linguistic vocabulary that are German vocabulary: Ekel = disgusting and smelling as in malodorous, vomitous smell. One describes this idiom as follows: Es macht mir ekelfhaft! The stronghold makes sick from its smell. Green reminds me of the Green Knight, a term used in the metamorphic ability to change forms, a symbol a Shape-shifter, a Celtic allusion, Malory's reference Merlin's entrapment by magic. Berg = a stronghold built upon "a mountain of disgust." Fortress--on a fortified (site of a fortified stronghold, which are the ruins of a former armory for defense, for archers could defend their site from a top a mountain or a stronghold.04/07/24