In F. Scott Fitzgeralds novel The Great Gatsby, and John Greene's novel The Fault in our Stars. They both share many of the same themes throughout the two, all the relevant events that has occurred throughout the novels share the theme of love. Both Fitzgerald and Green touch on the subject how love helps the main characters to accomplish their goals, how love allows characters to proceed with building new relationships, and how the feeling of love can blind the characters which eventually results in their loss of touch with reality. Although love is extremely powerful and has some downfalls, it has the ability to make an impact on the lives for the characters in the Great Gatsby and The Fault in our Stars.

Throughout the two novels Fitzgerald and Green thoroughly show how the multiple relationships between the main characters significantly grasp their full potential. As readers we develop the sense of how a certain heavyweight as altered the life of Jay Gatsby, We have known Gatsby as a certain character with a very likeable personality and had a certain aurora that people couldn't help but fall in love with. There has been certain events that has been made clear for the readers so they can fully distinguish their thoughts on how Gatsby has reached his full potential. "A large photograph of an elderly man in yachting costume attracted me, hung on the all over his desk.."That? Thats Mr.Dan Cody, old sport".."He's dead now. He used to be my best friend years ago." (Fitzgerald, 90) This conversation that was held between young Jay Gatsby and Nick Carraway effectively displays how Jay has mastered the certain aurora that he has now from a certain pal. When comparing The great Gatsby to The Fault in our Stars we can see how similar the characters can be to alter their final decision. The young love struck couple fighting for their lives, share a certain connection as