An Analysis of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

â€Å"Everyone associates himself at any rate one with the cardinal temperances and this is mine: I am one of only a handful scarcely any genuine individuals that I have ever known. †-Nick Carraway. Scratch is a fair-minded, legitimate, and steadfast character. He gives perusers a nitty gritty, exact record of the occasions relating to Gatsby’s life. Scratch invests energy with Gatsby and Tom despite the fact that they don't care for one another. In The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the shading dim is ceaselessly used to show Nick’s fair-mindedness to the characters and clashes. All through the entire book, there is strain among Tom and Gatsby since the two of them need Daisy to adore them.Nick goes about as a companion to the two characters; he invests energy with Tom heading out to have a great time, and with Gatsby going to parties each end of the week. â€Å"Gray vehicles, debris dark men,† is an expression utilized on page 23 as a shading refe rence to Nick’s impartiality between the two contradicting characters. Scratch puts on a show of being a legitimate character to perusers and different characters in the book. On page 19 Daisy says to Nick, â€Å"You help me to remember an of a rose, an outright rose. † The red shade of the rose speaks to his enthusiasm and care for other people.He pays special mind to the entirety of different characters all through the book even while he battles with his very own interests and battles. When Gatsby offers to let Nick participate in his betting, Nick cannot; he needs to make a legitimate living. Scratch stays faithful to Gatsby after his demise when the entirety of his different companions don't. Out of the entirety of the individuals that Gatsby knew, Nick was one of three that went to his memorial service. Others claimed to be Gatsby’s companion just to get the opportunity to go to gatherings or exploit him, however Nick really thought about Gatsby and stayed faithful to him all through the whole story.On page 188 the expression â€Å"on the white steps,† speaks to harmony. Scratch esteemed harmony and fellowship which obliged his faithfulness to Gatsby. Despite the fact that Nick, similar to different characters in the book, has a few deficiencies, he stays unbiased, fair, and faithful. Nick’s disposition permitted him to give a fair, precise record of the occasions of Gatsby’s life. He revealed to us the story as well as could be expected and through that story we can get familiar with Nick and ourselves.