The Depiction of Alcohol and Violence in The Great Gatsby
An essay in which I describe F.Scott Fitzgerald's accurate portrayal of society and crime during the twenties. Introduction Alcohol was and still is a very controversial issue in civilization, and along with violence, it can cause turmoil. This was recognized and Prohibition emerged as an effect from the progressive movement. Even so, people still retained alcoholic nourishment through a corrupt social chain. F. Scott Fitzgerald portrayed violence and alcohol exploitation precisely in The Great Gatsby, because people neglected laws without guilt, spawned more criminal activity, and gave influence to the mafia and other analogous syndicates.
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