Which of the following themes are developed in The Great Gatsby? Select ALL that apply. Once one leaves home, it is difficult to go back.
Social and economic status make no difference to those in love.
Wealth, social status, and privilege do not guarantee happiness and may actually prevent it.
Money and privilege make people indifferent to the humanity of others.
Chasing a fantasy often leads to great disappointment when reality sets in.
One cannot go back in time to regain that which is lost.
For some, the comfort of social status and wealth holds more value than happiness and love.
With hard work and persistence, it is possible to reinvent oneself.
Life changes people, yet they still seek to recreate moments in time.
The passage of time does not diminish the value of past accomplishments.
With great generosity, often comes great reward.