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AP English Literature · Student A

How does Fitzgerald use the green light?

In the final chapters, Fitzgerald lets the green light fade from a promise into a reminder. Gatsby still reaches for it, but Nick no longer believes the reach can close the distance. The symbol therefore functions as a critique of the American Dream, exposing how aspiration becomes illusion when detached from moral substance. By ending on boats beating against the current, Fitzgerald suggests the past always wins.

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