Great Gatsby Compared to Richard Cory

along with it. In the works The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, “Money” by William Henry Davies, and “Richard Cory” by Edwin Arlington Robinson, the mutual theme is that greed for money corrupts the general person and tears out all slivers of morality. We see in “Money” and The Great Gatsby the indication that money brings fair-weather friends, and also that poor people are more jubilant than rich people. Complementary, in “Richard Cory” and The Great Gatsby, it is suggested that outsiders view

understand what the American dream exactly was, but I used to think that both the Chinese dream and the American dream are insubstantial, they were so wonderful and fantastic that might not be able to realize. However, as I read a poem called “Richard Cory” that written by Arlington Robinson few days ago, I understood that the American dream is necessary for Americans and it should never die, because it is the American dream that makes Americans survive. Whether the American dreams realized or not