Think about the choices F. Scott Fitzgerald makes as he introduces and develops characters in The Great Gatsby. Identify the main source of information you get about Gatsby, and tell what you learn from this source. Include relevant textual evidence to support your claims. Then identify other sources of information about Gatsby and tell what you learn from them. Considering all the sources together, what general impression of Gatsby are you left with, and how clear is this picture?
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