The title "The Great Gatsby" likely refers to the character Jay Gatsby, but whether or not he is actually "great" is open to interpretation. Some may argue that his immense wealth, extravagant parties, and unwavering pursuit of his dreams make him great in some sense. Others may see his flaws, including his dishonesty and lack of moral integrity, as undermining any claim to greatness. Ultimately, the title could be seen as ironic, highlighting the discrepancy between Gatsby's external image and inner reality.
