‘Let us learn to show our friendship for a man when he is alive and not after he is dead.’\n\n\nJay Gatsby, a former army lieutenant, lives lavishly in a mansion on the Long Island shore. He appeared from nowhere, with no family history. His wealth caused envy in the old families of affluent New York, who thought they owned the American dream.\n\n\nGatsby hosted extravagant parties every weekend, yet no guest could claim they’d seen the infamous Mr. Gatsby.\n\n\nHe seems he has everything that’s desired, but Gatsby is lonelier than others know, longing for a conquest that is most unattainable: Daisy Buchanan, the ultimate desire for the dream life he plans.\n\n\nDaisy, married to Tom but in love with Gatsby, knows she is a dream he desires, but is afraid of losing rank.\n\n\nLove, wealth, and dreams are at crossheads in Gatsby’s glamourous world, will Daisy hold his hand, will he be able to save the dream?