<prompt> Sehlooho sa sehlooho sa The Great Gatsby ka F. Scott Fitzgerald ke sefe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the main theme of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald? . Response in English: The main theme of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is the decline of the American Dream in the 1920s. The novel delves into the idea that the pursuit of wealth and power, no matter how noble the initial aim, corrupted the originally pure dream. The characters are disillusioned with their lives and attempt to escape their disillusionment through excessive partying, affairs, and the accumulation of wealth. However, their attempts only lead them further from the attainment of their desires. Ultimately, Fitzgerald suggests that the decay of the American Dream stems from the immorality and aimlessness of the wealthy elite. . Response in Sesotho: Sehlooho se seholo sa The Great Gatsby ka F. Scott Fitzgerald ke ho fokotseha ha American Dream lilemong tsa bo-1920. Pale ena e hlahlobisisa khopolo ea hore ho lelekisa leruo le matla, ho sa tsotellehe hore na sepheo sa pele se ne se le setle hakae, se ile sa senya toro ea pele e hloekileng. Batho bao ho buuoang ka bona ba nyahamisitsoe ke bophelo ba bona me ba leka ho qoba ho nyahama ha bona ka meketjana e feteletseng, litaba le ho bokella leruo. Leha ho le joalo, boiteko ba bona bo mpa feela bo ba isa hole le ho finyella litakatso tsa bona. Qetellong, Fitzgerald o fana ka maikutlo a hore ho bola ha American Dream ho bakoa ke boitšoaro bo bobe le ho hloka morero ha barui ba phahameng. 