I hate jay gatsby with a burning passion I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM

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I hate jay gatsby with a burning passion I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM
ok there are a lot of crazy, heteronormative choices that they made for the broadway adaptation of the great gatsby, but the only thing that PISSES ME OFF is the way they handle jay and nick meeting.
because bro is shameless. he's like "soldiers have to look out for each other" and immediately asking for the tea meetup. in the books, he essentially courts nick. he takes him in a plane and on a boat and takes him out to lunch and basically becomes his best (boy)friend before he dares mention the Montenegro medal and then he is so awkward and cute about it and in the musical he's like a manipulative comic book villain.
like i'm a natsby apologist both of them equally so i spend the whole musical like "nooo don't highlight their flawssss just make them kisss" but this scene did feel like a serious misrepresentation. it's so cold and book jay would never use war trauma against nick. fuck that shit.
and then this with him also running off with daisy after tea so they can play jordan and nick's lavender marriage as real so he just seems like more of a dick than he is.
I like everything else about Gatsby in that musical BESIDES this. I feel like the rest of it highlights his flaws really well, but he would NOT do that!!! The rest of it handles his awkwardness and his obsession with the ideal that is having Daisy in a way that I feel is true enough to his character, but that choice baffled me.
And also Nick and Jordan in that musical, they were cute, and I love them, but. why. And especially the tea thing. Stop it
wasn’t there like a whole point in the book that nick was never in love with jordan? i love the musical with all my heart but making it seem like jordan and nick were in love didn’t feel right
yeah. in the book Nick pretty much goes "well everyone else is doing it so might as well" and kisses her
I can forgive the musical for being an adaptation but I don't like how they pushed the Jordan and Nick romance, but I do think their characters in the musical are silly and fun when put together, which is something that could have been done without the romance element
working for the knife by mitski is nick carraway coded
All too often we forget Jay Gatsby’s canonical bishoujo magical girl eyes
DUDE THIS IS AN EMOJI FOR MY DISC SERVER THAT I MADE A WEEK AGO 😭
please give him brown contacts im shaking
abbey by mitski is jay gatsby coded
theres plently of things to say about the tgg musical (bwaygatsby) but one thing they actually did get right is getting you to really believe nick and jay are friends. a lot of adaptations have them just. never interact or talk one on one. bwaygatsby gives us a good amount of scenes where they are actually. being friends.
One Way Road is a phenomenal song and makes Myrtle so interesting. thank you Broadway Gatsby. Not a common sentence on here I'm sure
Anyway when Myrtle isn't treated as "super evil woman that cheats" it makes her so much more fun to talk about
Though the song was imo kind of random I just wish the context around the song happening was different lol
Okjh my god okh my god Nick with his established trauma with loud noises and then Tom screaming at him during the confrontation . Nick visibly tensing and covering himself . Okjh my god. Ommhhhj my god.
Broadway Gatsby not touching on Gatsby's past at all besides him being a poor soldier...no Gatsby's dad...it's always upset me but even more so now that I've watched ART Gatsby
he's too small for one soda
THE GIRLS ARE FIGHTING!??? And Nick and Jordan are there ig
THE GIRLS ARE FIGHTING!??? And Nick and Jordan are there ig
Beautiful things happening on my dash today
I'm crying all of my early annotations about Jay Gatsby being "aww he seems so lonely :((( I feel so bad for him :((" slowly progressing to "can this guy shut the fuck up"
ok there are a lot of crazy, heteronormative choices that they made for the broadway adaptation of the great gatsby, but the only thing that PISSES ME OFF is the way they handle jay and nick meeting.
because bro is shameless. he's like "soldiers have to look out for each other" and immediately asking for the tea meetup. in the books, he essentially courts nick. he takes him in a plane and on a boat and takes him out to lunch and basically becomes his best (boy)friend before he dares mention the Montenegro medal and then he is so awkward and cute about it and in the musical he's like a manipulative comic book villain.
like i'm a natsby apologist both of them equally so i spend the whole musical like "nooo don't highlight their flawssss just make them kisss" but this scene did feel like a serious misrepresentation. it's so cold and book jay would never use war trauma against nick. fuck that shit.
and then this with him also running off with daisy after tea so they can play jordan and nick's lavender marriage as real so he just seems like more of a dick than he is.
I like everything else about Gatsby in that musical BESIDES this. I feel like the rest of it highlights his flaws really well, but he would NOT do that!!! The rest of it handles his awkwardness and his obsession with the ideal that is having Daisy in a way that I feel is true enough to his character, but that choice baffled me.
And also Nick and Jordan in that musical, they were cute, and I love them, but. why. And especially the tea thing. Stop it
the more I think about how in broadway gatsby nick realizing that it's his birthday is replaced by "Jordan and I are engaged" the more upset I get
I just feel like it's important I'm so glad art gatsby included it