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    “Jay Gatsby: the Romantic Hero” Jack Gatz‚ better known as Jay Gatsby‚ is an idealistic dreamer who lives in the past‚ wishing for a relationship with the lovely Daisy Buchanan. He romanticizes the present‚ and cannot let go of events that occurred years ago. Though the world Gatsby is in moves rapidly around him‚ he is forever stuck in the haze of yesterday. He is a Romantic idealist living in the wrong time‚ and is therefore set up to fail due to forces he does not comprehend. Gatsby is a true

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    written by an American author. Before being deployed into the military‚ Jay Gatsby falls in love with a beautiful girl named Daisy. While he is away he believes she will stay loyal to him‚ but she ends up marrying a wealthy polo player named Tom Buchanan. She disbands Gatsby without hesitation because Tom has money and Gatsby was poor. From that day on‚ Gatsby knew he had to acquire wealth to win Daisy back over. In this time period‚ money was everything to them and people would go to great‚ unethical

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    due to the death of the family patriarch‚ Beverly Weston. From the moment everyone is together in the same house (and on the same stage) you get a feel for how divided and disconnected this family actually is. This division is expertly paralleled in the different rooms of the house. Each room seemed to represent a different character or couple of characters. For example‚ the office den the story’s first scene opens in is representative of the character Beverly Weston: cluttered‚ old‚ and now dead. When

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    (laughing): Unfortunately neither of this is true‚ I am not connected to any illegal deals and I moved here because of private reasons. Reporter: Which are? Gatsby: Well‚ in fact it is only one reason and it is called Daisy Buchanan. Reporter: You mean the wife of Tom Buchanan‚ living across the bay? Gatsby: Yes‚ I had known her for over 10 years and back then we were in love. But due to given circumstances‚ we could not get married and be together. Reporter: What were these circumstances

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    examining Tom Buchanan‚ one can see that he is emotionally greedy. He is married but his wife is

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    corruption. In The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ people can see the flaws within the American Dream of money. Fitzgerald uses Tom Buchanan and Jay Gatsby to show the power the wealthy have over society and the consequences that money has: money causes people to become insensitive and creates a sense of loss and destruction within a person. Through Tom Buchanan‚ Fitzgerald shows how wealth can cause a person to become insensitive to people and life around them. When people have a large sum

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    the two other characters:  Jay Gatsby  and Nick Carraway.  The  three  main  characters in  this novel are Jay Gatsby‚ Nick Carraway‚ and Daisy Buchanan. Jay Gatsby  is  a  tragic  flawed  hero  who is hopelessly  “in love” with Daisy. Nick Carraway is said  to  be a  non judgemental character who  does  not criticize. And‚ Daisy  is a  “gold digger”  who is stuck  between  her  husband  Tom Buchanan and  Jay Gatsby. Therefore‚ F.  Scott Fitzgerald’s novel‚  The Great  Gatsby is considered to  be  a  classic  piece of literature 

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    staying power?. The Journey of Management Development. Dexter C. Dunphy‚ Doug A. Stace (1988) Transformational and Coercive Strategies for Planned Organizational Change: Beyond the O.D. Model. Organization Studies. Andrzej A. Huczynski and David A. Buchanan (2013) Organizational Behaviour Eigth edition. Person Education Limited. 10

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    it is clear that Fitzgerald is not an optimist for romance. The main romantic relationship in the novel is between Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan. This relationship shows the pessimism in F Scott Fitzgerald. Gatsby and Daisy at one point in time were together and madly in love‚ but while Gatsby was serving in the war‚ Daisy grew impatient and married Tom Buchanan. The decision that Daisy made to marry Tom was simply due to the fact Gatsby was

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    Part A: Ethical Dilemma Essay Ethical Dilemma Description British’s fourth largest mobile operator‚ T-Mobile who is under E E Phone Company faced an ethical dilemma that concerned the T-Mobile company recall matter in the year end of 2008 till 2009. The stuff in T-Mobile‚ United Kingdom allegedly sold customer data to brokers‚ who in turn sold it to other competing phone firms. These firms then started calling customers‚ whose contracts with T-Mobile were about to expire‚ trying to get them to

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