Jay Gatsby's mission is one in which he attempts to redeem his lost love, Daisy Buchanan. Gatsby's parties are what he hopes will draw Daisy to him. These gatherings are intended solely for the intent of reacquainting Daisy and Gatsby. Gatsby even states that he does not actually enjoy the parties. Therefore, Gatsby understands that to prosper in his pursuit he must first meet his love anew. Jay Gatsby's exclusive journey is to rejoin his lost passion

Nick's expedition is harder to determine, on one side of the story he did keep his moral obligation to try and better himself. But, this determination may have kept Nick from falling in love with Jordan Baker. The love may have been what Nick needed in his life, but he will never know the reality. Therefore, Nick's quest was a success as well as a failure, but the quest was acquired in a positive manner.

In the end of this novel, we realize the fate of our two-grail seekers. As the legend goes, only those pure of heart are able to obtain the grail. Since Gatsby tried to obtain his goal in an evil way his quest ended in tragedy, while Nick's ends in a respectful fashion because of his pureness of heart. Nick Carraway and Jay Gatsby idealized their perfect self-image but ended up empty handed. The way that you go about accomplishing your dream or quest does matter.

Gatsby's quest ultimately leads to failure because of hi

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