Chapter One of Great Gatsby

Nick is the narrator of the story, he leads the reader back to a summer evenening where he drove over to East Egg to have dinner with his second cousin Daisy. He soon then becomes aware that all is only superficially well between Daisy and her husband Tom, because according to Jordan's surrptitions information, Tom is having an affair with a women from New York. Nick then returns to his estate back in West Egg, and notices his neighbour Jay Gatsby standing alone on the lawn of his mansion, he appears to be trembling.

The Great Gatsby- Nick

Reading the first few pages of The Great Gatsby I have noticed that the character Nick is very wealthy, meaning his father can afford to send him to a year of education to learn about the bond business. He then speaks in 2nd person by saying: 'Only Gatsby, the man who gives his name to this book, was exempt from my reaction- Gatsby, who represented everything for which I have an affected scorn.
He seems like the type of person where status is very important to him, for example he couldn't stand Gatsby but futhur on he admits to Gatsby to have turnt out alright, meaning things could be forgotten.

Essay question for Hamlet

How does the dramatic structure of 'Hamlet' add to the sense of tragedy?