Gatsby's dream is ideal because it is purely motivated by love and trying to get back the life that he once had and the love he once had. It is corrupt though, because of the way he went about it. He got rich through questionable means in order to buy the house across from Daisy, and still pursued her even though he knew she was married.
D) In, Twere profession of our joys/To tell the laity our love john Donne's " A Validation forbidding Mourning" speaker tell his wife that why should she keep his departure a secret.
