Mr Wolf

Mr wolf! Thank you for this insight! We have been reading the great gatsby and analysis of the relationship between gatsby and daisy was described by a "dear john" letter. There was a small argument about the origins of the phrase and I thank you for answering our questions. I do have a question about if it goes further back in time given its war history, maybe even to the crusades seeing as well, that lasted forever in the eyes of Englishman and Middle Easterners of the time. Thank you for your time, Lane. ----−

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