How is Fitzgerald's own life similar to the lives of his similar to the lives of his characters compare his life to at least two oh his literary works?

Fitzgerald's own life shared similarities with his characters in terms of wealth, social status, and personal struggles. In "The Great Gatsby," he drew from his own experiences of wealth and disillusionment in depicting Jay Gatsby's pursuit of the American Dream. In "Tender is the Night," Fitzgerald's relationship with his wife Zelda mirrored the challenges faced by the characters, showcasing themes of mental health struggles and the impact of societal expectations on personal relationships.