The Rich Boy

The very wealthy are different from the rest of us, and so is Anson. From a young age, he learned to speak in an almost British way; his words and sentences are crisp and clear. The first time he learned that his life was superior was when he realised that the parents of his friends were vaguely excited about their children playing with Anson and his siblings. Despite being born with a proverbial silver spoon in his mouth, Anson grew up to be an egoistic and lonely man.Problems arise in Anson\'s life when he falls in love with Paula, a woman who is as rich as himself.\'The Rich Boy\' is a short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald in Paris while waiting for \'The Great Gatsby\' to be published. Many of the themes that would be read in \'Gatsby\' are found in this short story.