/lit/ - Literature

Gatsby is a cuck who has strong oneitis fixation ( LOW T)

He do everything to get her, but at the end she choose to live glamorous life with her husband (stability, born rich, Gatsby fellow poorcel and get rich illegal)

ITs also redpill about the female nature, Daisy cannot feel real deep love like Gatsby feels to her

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i know theyre not the same but the cover is almost identical

Fitzgerald wrote his famous incel novel "The Great Gatsby" after being dumped for having a micropenis:
(conversation between Fitzgerald and Hemingway)
"Finally when we were eating the cherry tart and had a last carafe of wine he said, 'You know I never slept with anyone except Zelda.'

'No, I didn't.'

'I thought I'd told you.'

'No. You told me a lot of things but not that.'

'That is what I want to ask you about.'

'Good. Go on.'

'Zelda said that the way I was built I could never make any woman happy and that was what upset her originally. [This conversation was held somewhat after what Hemingway describes as "what was then called her first nervous breakdown."] She said it was a matter of measurements. I have never felt the same since she said that and I have to know truly.'

>Broooo just simp over your oneitis from 20 years ago when you're a rich gigachad broooo

Fitzgerald wrote his famous incel novel "The Great Gatsby" after being dumped for having a micropenis:
(conversation between Fitzgerald and Hemingway)
"Finally when we were eating the cherry tart and had a last carafe of wine he said, 'You know I never slept with anyone except Zelda.'

'No, I didn't.'

'I thought I'd told you.'

'No. You told me a lot of things but not that.'

'That is what I want to ask you about.'

'Good. Go on.'

'Zelda said that the way I was built I could never make any woman happy and that was what upset her originally. [This conversation was held somewhat after what Hemingway describes as "what was then called her first nervous breakdown."] She said it was a matter of measurements. I have never felt the same since she said that and I have to know truly.'

>The American Dream is... LE BAD

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>Rich people are... LE BAD

Why was Gatsby such a cuck?

Are all women like Daisy?

>There was a machine in the kitchen which could extract the juice of two hundred oranges in half an hour, if a little button was pressed two hundred times by a butler’s thumb.
Of all the cool shit at gatsby's mansion, does he go into such autistic detail to explain a juicing machine that couldn't have existed in the 20's?

Post kino book covers.

Post kino cover art

Public domain day is coming up soon, with The Great Gatsby being the most notable work entering the public domain

Thoughts on The Great Gatsby? Why is it so highly regarded?

"Gatsby turned out all right at the end"

How though?

Does this get better after the first few chapters? What are the general opinions of /lit/?

Thoughts on 'The Great Gatsby'? Anything else I should read by Fitzgerald?

>The Great American Novel, one of the greatest works of literature in the American canon
>High School reading level

What did the Americans mean by this?