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Title: His Painful Attempt to Justify Way He Treated Zelda
Review: Fitzgerald's most aggravatingly uneven novel is thinly disguised justification for the way he treated Zelda, the novelist's beautiful and multi-talented wife.In reality, Scott had her committed to a mental hospital where she was effectively beaten down into a very lifeless and sorry state, her glow and drive vanished. Tender is the Night paints a creepily pretty picture of a handsome, brilliant, young psychiatrist two-timing on his beautiful and flawed heiress wife.It's just a rough read when you know what really happened between the two.I regret my time spent on it.
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