This is metaphorically evident in “her voice

This is metaphorically evident in “her voice is full of money” where Gatsby’s idealised love is derived from the trappings of status and wealth and the corruption of the inconsiderable American Dream. Fitzgerald connotes a transformation that is shallow and corruptive, captured in the extended metaphor “The Green Light had seemed as close as a star to the moon” the one that shines every night upon daisies dock. This is metaphorically evident in “her voice is full of money” where Gatsby’s idealised love is derived from the trappings of status and wealth and the corruption of the inconsiderable American Dream. Fitzgerald connotes a transformation that is shallow and corruptive, captured in the extended metaphor “The Green Light had seemed as close as a star to the moon” the one that shines every night upon daisies dock.