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Y. Scott Fitzgerald published in a buddy's copy of Tender May be the Night, "In the event that you loved The Truly Amazing Gatsby, for God's sake read this. Gatsby was a tour-de force but this can be a confession of belief." Occur the South of France in the decade after-world War I, Tender May be the Night may be the story of the fantastic and magnetic doctor called Dick Diver; the bewitching, rich, and precariously unpredictable mental patient, Nicole, who becomes his spouse; and the gorgeous, traumatic five-yr pas de deux they behave out across the edge between sanity and insanity. In Tender May be the Night, Fitzgerald intentionally attempted to create the absolute most ambitious and far reaching book of his profession, testing significantly with narrative events of chronology and perspective and drawing on early discoveries in psychiatry to improve his consideration of the make-up and break down of personality and tradition.