hi guys i need help in my work...i do not want to copy so do not close this topic. i want to write on:

Discuss the theme appearance vs reality in relation to both the great gatsby and hamlet.

i have some points which i wrote...if you have something in your mind share with me.

thank you

HelpinHere

I would like it if you would share your points with us, first.

Also, I have a question (or a clarification, whichever you prefer):
By "the great gatsby and hamlet" do you mean The Great Gatsby and Hamlet, or, do you mean, the great Gatsby and Hamlet, using the "great" as an adjective describing the books. I'm sure it's the former, but I have to ask, because Gadsby is a seperate book some people mistake, and call Gatsby.

lucky_girl

ya it is The Great Gatsby and Hamlet...look i do not have points which related to this topic..i just think..can you give me some point or hint than i will join you to share my points tooo

thank you

HelpinHere

Fine, we'll take turns.
(after all, this is your project, and we are here to help you, not do the work)

The Great Gatsby:
Gatsby surrrounds himself with friends (appearance), yet he is lonely (reality).

lucky_girl

hamlet
As the play is told Hamlet finds out his father was murdered by the recently crowned king. The theme that remains constant throughout the play is appearance versus reality. Things within the play appear to be true and honest but in reality are infested with evil. Many of the characters within the play hide behind a mask of falseness. Four of the main characters that hid behind this mask are Polonius, Rosencrantz (Guildenstern), the king Cluadius. From behind this mask they give the impression of a person who is sincere and genuine, in reality they are plagued with lies and evil. There appearance will make it very difficult for Hamlet to uncover the truth, the characters hide behind.


CAN YOU HELP ME MORE WITH The Great Gatsby

HelpinHere

Good, we're making progress.
What you said on Hamplet is well worded and works with your topic very well. Don't give up on yourself so easily.

I'll expand upon what I said earlier.
The Great Gatsby
Gatsby surrounds himself with friends throughout the entire story. He throws huge parties quite often, inviting everyone in town and making a name for himself. However, he isn't at the parties. He is there, surrounded by all of these people, drinking, laughing, having a great time. However, they are not his friends. He does not know them, and only has them physically there to hid his own emotional loneliness for another day longer. He does not enjoy these social events; he creates a fasade to show otherwise. He is surrounded by all of these people, entirely alone. He wears a smile while he feels eternal loneliness. Instead of being with friends, he is in reality only poisoning himself, and causing everything that could be positive around him to be filled with negative emotions.

Wondergirl

It's "well-worded" because it has been plagiarized from this site:

Hamlet - Appearance vs. Reality

Btw, "fasade" is spelled "facade."

lucky_girl

hey i am just asking can we describe hamlet friendship with horatio and Gatsby and nick frienship?

Wondergirl

Did you read the play and the book? What do YOU think?

Don't plagiarize off web sites.

lucky_girl

wondergirl....thank you so much for this site but i am not going to write from there because my teacher does not want me to write from internet....i know what i am writing...i discussed with my teacher what i wrote..if i want to write from site i won't come here for help