Jay is moving on from Daisy and has his eyes set on you.

"After I'm gone, after we break up
After I'm gone, you're gonna wake up
You will find you were blind
To let somebody come and change your mind"

Another day, another party.

Jay watched the revelers spin in giddy circles as the music wove its hypnotic rhythms. Shoes that cost more than his parents made in a year were strewn across the grass, and alcohol flowed as quickly as soldiers had fallen in battle just a few years ago. The war had irreparably changed the world, but you wouldn't know it from the state of the partygoers.

Do they realize how shallow they are? Do they realize that there is so much world beyond this hedonistic excess?

F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby was published on April 10, 1925. Celebrate its 100th birthday by saving Jay Gatsy from his fate! Or just enjoy the party.