Is Myrtle Wilson the most tragic character in The Great Gatsby? | Top grade analysis

[@patrickwhittle-p5o]

love this, helped me so much

[@ishymonstr8u826]

shut up

[@ash-rl6qx]

Thank you for the video! I'm writing a long essay in lit about how The Great Gatsby shows the impact of class stratification in society. I'm planning on using the Wilsons as a representation of the working class and I needed some ideas on what to focus on for Myrtle's characterisation, but then I found this video. This was really helpful!

[@JenChan]

So pleased to hear this - all the best with your essay and keep up the good and hard work xxx

[@gacha.kay1016]

I’m doing the same essay tomorrow how did yours go??

[@ash-rl6qx]

@@gacha.kay1016 I was really happy with it, it took a fair bit of work and research but I think it was worth it. I hope yours went well!!

[@PennyBluebottle]

Thank you, this is great!

[@JenChan]

Thanks for the lovely feedback!

[@jenneacubero1036]

Unpopular Opinion: Myrtle and Gatsby should've just gotten together and ditched the Buchanans.

[@politestranger197]

Keep it unpopular bro

[@Emma-cd2mz]

Hi, this video is brilliant. Is it possible for you to do a video similar on Daisy Buchanan? :)

[@JenChan]

Thanks Emma! I don't have a specific video on Daisy (yet), but in the meantime check out my American Dream and 'Why is Gatsby tragic' ones - they contain Daisy-related analysis, too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaDdfGyHmJqUaZI

[@craigmignone2863]

So why must Tom avenge Myrtle was it simply to protect Daisy?

[@redbluebae4397]

So sad her Character, that’s so interesting about Les Miserables