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    West Egg to represent these values. The West Egg represents the "new money"‚ portrayed as being vulgar and lacking in social taste. On the other hand‚ the East egg represents the old money and possesses grace‚ taste and elegance. The lives of the Buchanan’s‚ in East Egg‚ are filled with material comforts and luxuries‚ yet are empty of purpose. Even though Tom

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    in history‚ Fitzgerald tells the intriguing story of Jay Gatsby. Fitzgerald expresses the color green in many ways. The color green symbolizes Gatsby’s dream‚ envy‚ money‚ and motivation in life. The green light at the end of the dock near Daisy Buchanan’s

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    A girl and a gun‚ two deaths – they’re done. In Fitzgerald’s Gatsby‚ the main character is a rich man who longs to be with a girl named daisy. His conquest for her undivided affection eventually led to his death following the discovery of their extramarital affair. In Hemingway’s short story‚ “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber”‚ Francis Macomber is a cowardly man who wants to keep his wife but is having her drift away from him and into an affair with a more masculine‚ confident hunter. Once

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    Fitzgerald tell the story in chapter 7? Chapter 7 starts by Gatsby firing all his servants and then shows up at the Buchanan’s house with Nick and Jordan there. They all decide to go into town‚ and hire a suite of the Plaza hotel‚ where there is an intense argument between Gatsby and Tom about Daisy and who she’s in love with. On the journey home Myrtle Wilson gets hit by the motorcar in which Daisy is driving. Prior to the climactic moment of the Plaza suite scene‚ Fitzgerald uses heat references to tell

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    The eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg stare down on the main characters as they pass underneath the billboard on their way into New York City where Tom carries on his affair. Gatsby drives Nick to meet Wolfshiem‚ the man who fixed the World Series‚ where Daisy runs off to find a connection with Gatsby. The eyes seem to frown down on these characters‚ Wilson reffers to T.J.’s eyes to the eyes of God. He recounts to Michaelis what he says to Myrtle after discovering his affair‚ “‘and I said “God knows what

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    Gatsby‚ and his love for the beautiful Daisy Buchanan. During this time period was the obsession of “gin” and “sex”. Through various characters‚ the author conveys specific attributes of women in different levels of society. Daisy Buchanan who shows a woman’s obsession with wealth and shallowness‚ while Myrtle Wilson reflects the qualities of women by throwing herself at upper class men and whining to obtain materialistic goods. Jordan shows a woman’s dishonesty to get ahead in life. Through these

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    Disillusionment of Daisy’s Affair The inevitable end of Daisy and Gatsby relationship was foreshadowed early on by Daisy’s actions and Nick’s observations. Daisy has always known about all of Tom’s affairs or “spree’s” as he calls them. She shows this early on to Nick after dinner when he has first came to the West Egg. Daisy admits to Nick that “I’ve had a very bad time” (16) and that when her daughter was born “Tom was God knows where” (17). Even with Daisy and Tom picking at each other and arguing nonstop

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    illustrate Gatsby’s singular dream of acquiring Daisy’s love though the symbols‚ faith‚ and irony. Fitzgerald uses symbols to show Gatsby’s singular dream of acquiring Daisy’s love. A key symbol used in the book was the light on the dock of the Buchanan’s. In chapter one we see that Gatsby was reaching out to Daisy’s light in the dark representing the American Dream. Reaching out to the light is like reaching out to the future. I believe Fitzgerald used this as a symbol to show the readers that

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    physical mobility. Fitzgerald often uses familiar associations of symbols in an ironic way; the colour green is not used to represent traditional associations such as fertility‚ growth and lushness. Instead‚ the electric green light at the end of the Buchanan’s implies jealousy and envy (Gatsby’s envy of Tom’s marriage to

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    of a man who strives to death to achieve his dream‚ but inevitably fails. Gatsby’s dream is to attain happiness through wealth and power‚ so it has to go back in time and realize an old dream of love‚ using just wealth and power as a means to win Daisy. What Gatsby is not a dream materialistic as it sounds‚ but it’s a dream of love driven by nostalgia. When the other characters talk about Gatsby and his past‚ we realize that no one really knows who he is‚ and how it got to earn much money. We hear

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