F. Scott Fitzgerald's Winter Dreams
In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story, “Winter Dreams”, he suggests that the
American Dream is a desire for glittery things. In the short story, it shows that Dexter wants a glittery lifestyle. When Dexter works for that lifestyle, there are promising results. When Dexter doesn’t work hard, not so promising. Just as in life, in order to achieve what you want, you have to work hard. In the short story, Dexter works hard to achieve Material Success. An example of this is when Dexter owned a laundromat. He wanted to earn a glittery lifestyle and owning the laundromats he achieves that success. Dexter earned a lot of money because he invested in the laundromats. In this case, Dexter achieved material success by making profit off of the laundromats.
American Dream is a desire for glittery things. In the short story, it shows that Dexter wants a glittery lifestyle. When Dexter works for that lifestyle, there are promising results. When Dexter doesn’t work hard, not so promising. Just as in life, in order to achieve what you want, you have to work hard. In the short story, Dexter works hard to achieve Material Success. An example of this is when Dexter owned a laundromat. He wanted to earn a glittery lifestyle and owning the laundromats he achieves that success. Dexter earned a lot of money because he invested in the laundromats. In this case, Dexter achieved material success by making profit off of the laundromats.