The reader can interpret it as anything he/she wishes. Eckleburg is simply a sign that lingers over the valley of ashes. Fitzgerald shows us later that this is what they stand for, to show how something simple can represent so much. The reader doesn’t understand this for a while though. The green lights represent Gatsby’s “American dream” and his yearning for daisy. The two most important symbols in the story are the green lights at the end of daisy’s dock, and the eyes of Dr. Fitzgerald also uses various themes throughout his story of the Great Gatsby, like Gatsby’s “American dream.” By using symbols, Fitzgerald makes the story more deep, and enjoyable for some readers. The weather, Daisy’s dresses, the eyes of Dr. In the Great Gatsby, a lot of things can be looked at as symbols.
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