Great gatsby nick is gay

The scene isn't open to a reader's interpretation, it's sublimely prepared for a reader's interpolation. He is also divorced without really explaining it, and he is pretty obsessed with Gatsby. Anything's possible Dec 03, PM. There is that scene where he is obsessed with the elevator lever.

While it appeared to answer my question it ultimately skirted around the ultimate significance of Nick being gay and went more for proving the fact. Haven't read the book in two years so can't say if I think for sure he's one or the other; would have to read it again.

I think he's gay cuz he iS obsessed with Gatsby plus the elevator scene and what happens after I found this article on one SE answer: Gatsby: Gay Implications in Nick Carraway.

But really there is no way to say for sure. Is Nick Carraway Gay? One can say there’s plenty of evidence in the novel that speaks indirectly to Nick’s sexuality, but as mentioned earlier, there are also statements proving otherwise.

I'd read about the scene in the elevator, and someone said the exact same thing.

Blog 1 Nicks Sexuality :

One of the reasons I saw him as heterosexual is that he seemed to have been intimate with Jordan. If he's not gay, he's highly suggestible another euphemism from the old days. I never read it that way I wonder if it was just autocorrect on the spelling? Blog #1: Nicks Sexuality Throughout The Great Gatsby by F.

Scott Fitzgerald, we follow the narrative and point of view of Nick Carraway. I don't really see any indication of Nick being homosexual, but I'd like to know what other people think. It pretty much seems like it's open to the reader's interpretation. I am of the same opinion.

Comments Showing of 3, new post a comment » « previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 62 63 next ». However I am having trouble understanding why Fitzgerald would choose to make Nick this way. Dec 02, PM. I typed "is nick carraway " into Google, and the first option to come up was "is nick carraway gay?

It’s quick and easy to see that his reliability as a narrator is not great, as seen especially in the scenes where he is missing parts of his memory of the time after the party with Tom and Myrtle. That seems like a heterosexual behavior.

Thanks for your opinions. I think he's either gay or bi. He seemed to want to have a sexual connection with her even if he didn't want to marry her. Dec 04, AM. Come on, he's invited to someday come up for lunch euphemism still in use today then takes an elevator ride with the pale Mr.

McKee who suggestively fondles a handle, then denies doing it, and Nick is in his underwear while McKee ticks off the titles of his engravings Drives me nuts that things have to be spelled out in CAPS for some people to see a scene.