The document discusses F. Scott Fitzgerald's use of imagery and symbolism in his novel "The Great Gatsby". It provides examples of how Fitzgerald uses elements like the East and West Eggs on Long Island, a green light on Daisy's dock, the Valley of Ashes, and the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleberg to symbolize themes of hope, death, greed, and corruption. Fitzgerald also uses colors like green, yellow, and pink in describing objects like Gatsby's car and clothes to represent ideas like hope, corruption, and innocence.