A Psychoanalysis of Jay Gatsby (The Great Gatsby)

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jfc use a better background music or don't use it at all lana del ray's song is unsuitable as bg cuz it slayssss
Comment from : lovemickytobits

This literally explains my life 😢
Comment from : IamCentury

Gatsby's problem was that he thought he could climb his way into everything, that he could almost be god himself He didnt know when to let go, and when to realize that something are the way they are Thats whats makes life romantic When magic rises out of reality Not when you act like the cold reality isn't there, because you have to respect that too, or the real romance never happens Gatsby tried to fabricate everything, but he never really got real about things He could never accept who daisy really was, he could never face the truth about things And it caught up with him br
Comment from : Vince Melson

I didn't realize how much the backstory of Donald Draper was based on Jay Gatsby's As always, if Frederick Crews taught us anything, be wary of psychoanalysts
Comment from : rasheedlewis1

That golddigger never loved anybody
Comment from : Baby Nieve

The two married wealthy people that committed adultery for two different reasons and their lovers are both killed
Comment from : Leslie Woolnough

Shame and grief That hits the nail on the head
Comment from : Yosemite4

Ultimately, Jay Gatsby is an ambitious man with good ethics Of course, his ostentatious persona comes from his poor upbringing His tragic flaw is that he has an inability to be in present time because he fell in love with Daisy at the midpoint of leaving behind his miserable upbringing and walking into his wealthy future In his mind, losing her makes his wealth totally meaningless This flaw is what kills Gatsby since It's Tom that tells George that it was Jay that killed his wife Myrtle
Comment from : Steven Mayers

Endlessly repeating melody is so bothering in this video
Comment from : Dreamworks

Gatsby needs to learn about Mgtow brooooooo
Comment from : Joe Lambeer

gatsby fall in love with Daizy but, Daizy's mother is the one, who always make a barrier Between them😡😡😡
Comment from : arif Zaman

MORAL OF THESE PIECE IS :brLEARN TO BE CALM AND CONTROL YOUR EMOTIONS WELLbrGATSBY LOVED DAISY WAY TOO MUCHbrBUT HE JUST COULDN'T KEEP CALMHIS EMOTIONS OVERWHELMING AND CAUSING CHAOTIC ENERGY AROUND HIMbrBE CAREFULHOW YOU HANDLE EMOTIONSENERGY IS REAL💥
Comment from : Nomsa SUN MKHIZE

Whoever put the Steins Gate soundtrack in here deserves a raise
Comment from : noIdpls

My takeaway from the book was that, in his heart of hearts, Jay Gatsby was a good man I think Nick saw him for who he was and came to care for him as a result Just my opinion
Comment from : Melancolia One

The greatest gift i got from the movie is the truth we only have true freedom in the very moment we are in but not many people even no who they are where they are and why my gift from god is the truth in 95 always live in the moment beautiful wold this is :-) only in the moment
Comment from : 1 Must

I think what mostly goes unnoticed is the fact that he has these child like actions when he is about to meet daisy again for the first timebrIt just shows that their relationship takes him back to the person he used to be before all the succes and the war formed this other more grown up version of himbrHowever I think in this very scene you see his persona falling apart and you realize it was all just an actbrbrThere was never any personal or rather emotional growth that came with the things he has enduredbrHe never wanted to be that person he portrayed he just wanted to be enoughbrThis is truly one of the most tragic parts of his character in the moviebrbrHe was still this young man who was deeply in love with this person that came from a background where the values in the peoples mindset were just too big of a difference to overcomebrAn ideal that he tried to fit in but never really did That is why after the party is over no one attended his funeralbrHe was never one of them
Comment from : J B

Everybody wants to be like Gatsby, but truly few are like himbr He had come so far, and came so closebr The majority of people just wish for their dream without doing much to get near it That's the biggest difference
Comment from : Mark Armage

The 1974 movie was closer to the actual book than the horrible later one
Comment from : Modeltnick

I also got out of it is, people will only love you for the good times and for what you have In the end who will really be there when you die
Comment from : Mic

The problem with Gatsby's fairytale dream is the lack of accounting for imperfection
Comment from : kitty

wow this analysis can apply in other ways without that story line
Comment from : kitty

I feel like one of the key elements of the movie is the power of imagination Even Daisy herself mentions that Gatsby has an irresistible imagination Imagination is what got him to where he was and what killed him His own vision of life was only missing Daisy in it He had 99/100 but focused on why he didn't have 100/100 Without Daisy the vision he had of his own life didn't make sense The point of him telling Daisy to tell Tom he never loved him is also connected to this in my opinion He had this idealized idea of his life that he had to accomplish but realistically couldn't anymore This is where his delusion kicks in and he wants Daisy to act like Tom never happened, because it's not what his perfect life would have looked like Daisy telling him would have made him look past those 5 years, if Tom had no meaning, nothing would have had changed in Gatsby's mind
Comment from : donnie

🥲эхх солай өте ма өмірім Сенсіз? Қиын қиын қиын Но мен до конца жизни Сені жақсы көріп өтем🥹
Comment from : Yermakhan Maulet

This is great
Comment from : LaSharda Leasy

Great Analysis
Comment from : Will Rogers

wish someone like gatsby will love me forever
Comment from : AquamarineBarbie2000

The light can crush a man Why do we chase it when we know all along it will absolutely destroy us? What is it that blinds us?
Comment from : Gabriel Canario

Maybe I’m a bit dumb but I don’t get TGG, the whole premise seems to be : boy doesn’t get girl So sad, move on, plenty of fish in the sea I tend to respond It’s very childish behaviour in a way : Gatsby want’s his toy so bad and can’t accept he doesn’t get everything he wishes
Comment from : Michel Kerger

Gatsby 100 years old now!
Comment from : Jay Gatsby

I had to write an essay on this because I got caught cheating on my test for this book
Comment from : burger king

In the movie, we can see that things are constantly being smashed deliberately or unconsciously, and no one seems to care, knowing they are replaceable In my opinion, materialism has shaped those elites into sociopaths and fascists
Comment from : Lïnski

My humble opinion is that Gatsby is one of the most complex characters ever created by a writer Compared with el Quijote of Cervantes And at the same time, he is one the most real ones presented in the American literature However, the sadly part, is that he represents a reality that most of us ignore A reality that stays too deep to be written, too complex to be expressed, recognized or defined That’s why Gatsby belongs to the literature, to the art, and not the reality
Comment from : Camilo Salgado

As a borderline PD romantic boy this story always resonated with me profoundly ever since I've red it the first time This film is so great too
Comment from : Demetrio Tozzi

I think that its about wanting to heal the trauma from the past His trauma was being poor lower class and by getting Daisy he thinks he will be able to heal his wound, because she is an upper class girl who he couldn't get
Comment from : Nensi

this is a great review
Comment from : Sara Cúrio

Who was Gatsby? A simp
Comment from : babylondon204

2:25 Guilt revolves around one's conscience, shame does not
Comment from : Daniel Levinson

She left me in 2014, and I still feel like it was yesterday I saw a picture of her on facebook the other day and it felt like a knife twisting in my heart I miss you Niki!
Comment from : Nikolas Polychron

Who actually analyzes books for fun 😂 get some bitches bro
Comment from : daro

You're improper use of the term psychoanalysis pretty much invalidates everything you're saying
Comment from : ovis

27 when they met
Comment from : OLOGY

I liked Leo in this movieJay Gasby😁
Comment from : Sound Wave6

dang, what would ryan lochte do gets a callout here lol
Comment from : Gene Haas

I really relate to Jay, even more smo now than I did when the movie first came out because of certain events that happened in my lifebrOn top of that, I come from a similar background as he doesbrI grew up in this super tiny village in this isolated community that kept me from being brave enough to go out into the world something which I only did at 23
Comment from : WillWhiskey

Gave me goosebumps!
Comment from : Benyamin Loghmanian

"Because Rich girls don't marry poor boys, rich girls don't marry poor boys, Jay Gatsby!" A line that has stuck with me since Mia Farrow as brDaisy said in my favorite Gatsby
Comment from : Tom Valveede

Finally an intelligent review of this work of literature Thanks
Comment from : Steve Morse

This analysis misses the whole point of Gatsby's character
Comment from : sofia r

The fundamental flawed and in the book is it should not be about finding Daisy's flaws but her specific cspecific characteristics that may compliment compliment or not Is her own person not a figment of his imagination
Comment from : Vac Aspen

The larger point is the setting in the roaring twenties that represented excessive consumption that came to an abrupt end Gatsby was a metaphor
Comment from : Ron Zombie

Greatest book ever written
Comment from : Lukhanyo M

The modern songs that were turned to 1920s music is trash There I said it
Comment from : MrCardinalzboy

I think Tom tried to remain in love with Daisy and just couldn't, for some reason Hence, why he cheated on her I think Tom was a little bit genuinely in love with his mistress I never could bring myself to hate Tom or Tom's mistress Maybe Jay Gatsby cock blocking him had something to do with Tom just kind giving up on Daisy Daisy proves that monogamy doesn't really come naturally for quite a lot of already flawed broken people
Comment from : Heidi Robinson

All these people over analyzing their characters I don't get it They all just wanted love & acceptance and weren't able to obtain it, fully, if at all, from those around them, during the telling of their tragic life stories Simple and yet, complex heart breaking, as that
Comment from : Heidi Robinson

I never hated Tom's character I feel sorry for Tom, very deeply, in fact I think he & Daisy just weren't compatible with each other
Comment from : Heidi Robinson

I just wish America had an Olavo de Carvalho of its own Ai ai ai
Comment from : Georgy Best

Simp
Comment from : Pug Andrew

great gatsby is a simp story, just like troy, history is full of simps new generation sees that p sleeve is not worth dying for
Comment from : Edge HODL

I really wanted to know the interpretation of the eyes of Doctor TJ Eckleburg and I also found out about the clock that he knocked off this was informative Insightful It's amusing to see how many people interpret the same book in their own ways
Comment from : paperbackacademie

I find it very intriguing that Gastby fall in love with the one woman he could never have The prestige of daisy and her wealth would make a man of Gastby current status at the time lose all hope but not him It is almost as if she was more of a goal or an obsession to conquer for him (similar to how he had to over come poverty) Was it really love or yet another escape for Gastby to feel like he had truly "made it" This of course correlates to the main point stated in the video Gastby wanted to have everything he never had
Comment from : nokubonga shongwe

I see myself in Gatsbh
Comment from : Yitao Wang

Well explained
Comment from : cez

A narcissist
Comment from : Maggie

The Great Gatsby > Romeo and Juliet brBetter Romance storybrChange my mind
Comment from : Mell0w Jell0w

I’m like the gatsby except her name is Claire stuck in the past but unable to live in the present
Comment from : Roman Yount

If she was a gold digger why wouldn’t she have left to be with Gatsby? He has an even nicer house I always thought she seemed afraid of that husband of hers
Comment from : Kari Kari

Oh, god, I am seeing a part of Gatsby on myself
Comment from : Mysterious Boi

don't you mean a psychoanalysis of F Scott Fitzgerald
Comment from : Gwendolyn Alexander

Found this to be very helpful for a analysis of what drove Gatsby and how much Daisy and his pursuit of her and wealth mattered to him brThere would never have been a happy ending for him even if Daisy had chosen to be with him and Fitzgerald hints as much in the book The phone call Nick received after Gatsby death about the guy when arrested for pushing fake bonds says as much, Gatsby would have faced possible arrest for this plus the hit and run , jailtime, financial ruin and Daisy leaving him beckoned and he would have had a psychotic breakdown and possibly killed himself Fitzgerald gave him a better more possible noble ending
Comment from : Mimi The Blonde

"Young and Beautiful" by Lana Del ReybrbrThis songis true love
Comment from : Living with Faith

Lana playing in the background pulled this together
Comment from : Genre D’ambiance

to add to this gentlemans point about time and wanting to get back to the past gatsby in a scene while he is so nervous to meet daisy again, stumbles on a clock and breaks it
Comment from : sean thomas

A more technical and unknown aspect consists in externalizing every fear and obscure aspect of the subconscious life to surface in situations allowing even the use of drugs How the situations are controlled and how are they manage in unexpected or surprising situations describes the evolution of the subject
Comment from : Apuntes 888

re·ac·tion for·ma·tion
Comment from : Bauks

I’m watching this for fun this is what life has come to
Comment from : Elyse Worthington

But he died with happiness
Comment from : pradap

Gtasby is a simp
Comment from : Telor Ceplok

This video would have been a lot easier to watch if you had ditched the 10 second music loop brIt actually inhibited my ability to concentrate on what the chap was saying He had some sound points too
Comment from : Carl Kamuti

Something changes everytime I watch or read this novel again It really touches my heart in a way that I cannot describe
Comment from : Abdullah Asaad

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Comment from : nookie

All very well What about Nick?
Comment from : peter dollins

Movie wasn't good, but leo did great This character is interesting
Comment from : Dh Tj

Gatsby wasn’t 17 when he met Daisy He met her in 1917
Comment from : Philotus1018

Gatsby is a pathetic simp
Comment from : Jack The Ripper

I actually really like gatsby, too bad it ended the way it did
Comment from : Brandon Lee

When you use terms like “ lower class “ !!! We are humans brNot a Mercedes Benz class A, B, C, D carsbrWell, Not Most of us,,,
Comment from : Shesha Hayat

This was recommended to me the day after my English class wrapped up our unit on The Great Gatsby A little late there, Youtube
Comment from : CrispTomato94

That so unfair - Gatsby building his life, and trying get something, but lost everything for a ghost
Comment from : Al Fari

Very well done
Comment from : Rafia Atif

Wow, this was boring
Comment from : Met Fan since 1968

Gatsby is not pictured as a playboy, so I guess this is your personal clue of him His wealth, his ostentation and richness, luxury style and so forth make easily suppose he is a playboy This is a huge mistake, a misinterpretation of Gatsby's personality And I never, never thought this of him The first time I read THE GREAT GATSBY, I was 15 years old I fell in love with this novel and this character I have read it again and again across all my life and "playboy" never sprang to my mind nor Fitzgerald gives hints that could make the reader perceive Gatz as such
Comment from : Clelia Albano

Gatsby is such an enneatype 3
Comment from : Beatriz Viviani

When we studied this novel we spok about certain point which is the correption of gatsby's work and how he became wealthy i illigal way they showed him to us like he is the only criminal in the novel for me i find he kind of victim because hi did all of this just for daisy and she did not appriciate that and she leaved him fo the second time for her good and also tom although he was working illigaly but he was always betreying her and he told welson that gatsby who was seeing his wave they ware all selfish
Comment from : Moussaoui Manel