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    The Great Gatsby One of the major themes in the book The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is the character’s inability to repeat the past‚ which is expressed in many ways‚ including one of the main characters named Jay Gatsby. Gatsby’s desire and his inability to realize he can’t change the past ultimately leads to his downfall. He tries endlessly to win back Daisy and do whatever he can to make it so that Daisy only loves him‚ but is unable to see that the actions he carries out will eventually

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    356-6011 Employment from April 2010 to Present Description: My job as a youth soccer referee consists of many responsibilities. The most important part of my job is ensuring the safety of the kids playing. In order to be successful in this job having good leadership qualities is mandatory. It is impossible to carry out this job when you cannot keep the players‚ coaches and parents under control. Through this job I have been a referee for boys and girls‚ ages kindergarten to eighth grade.   Youth Soccer

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    people get intoxicated makes them fools‚ but that people are such fools already before they are drunk that when they are intoxicated it is basically a crime to themselves and others. Jay Gatsby‚ one of the main characters in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby throws extravagant parties for many people which in many instances drunk people make extremely foolish decisions. Showcasing the events that happened at the social gatherings‚ Fitzgerald would agree because the intoxicated fools in this book

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    people‚ but is perceived differently from one another. A major theme in The Great Gatsby by Scott Fitzgerald is the pursuit of what can be called the American Dream. The American Dream is defined as the idea that every US citizen should have an equal opportunity to achieve success through hard work‚ determination‚ and creativity. The American Dream also can mean having lots of money‚ a

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    For my research paper I will be exploring The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and how it reveals that in order to survive the elitist society that is an integral part of the classical “American dream”‚ one must fully let go of compassion for others and any moral code they may have had. In The Great Gatsby‚ it appears to be impossible for a character to make it in the East Egg’s‚ or for that matter even West Egg’s‚ society if they still feel any genuine emotions of love or concern for others.

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    Fitzgerald believed this metaphor to be true and that is evident in his Novel The Great Gatsby and his short story "Winter Dreams." The illusion and the empty promises of the American dream is exploited by Fitzgerald in his Novel and short story by his exemplary use of symbols‚ his ability to depict greed and corruption within his characters‚ and his depiction of the balance of hope. Fitzgerald has an incredible

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    often forget that there are still issues with racism and predigest ideas. For example minorities‚ along with gay and transgender people of America‚ do not get the same opportunities as white‚ straight people. Minorities‚ gays‚ and transgender people are still looked at and treated differently‚ this interferes with the opportunities they deserve but do not receive due to their “differences”. In the America of “The Great Gatsby” they are not even spoken of or apart of the picture; every main character

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    Good vs evil In beowulf good and evil played a big part because‚ it also deals with heaven hell which also represents good and evil. Well first let’s start with good. Good in beowulf played a big part because‚ beowulf was a hero he had a lot of good in him and did a lot of good things but later on he fame got to him. Beowulf fought for the good side against grendel the bad side. In beowulf heaven is represented as good and it comes up many times in the story‚ light and darkness are closely associated

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    A Good Mom “Children are the sum of what mother’s contribute into their lives…….” is a quote that is so true. I never fully understood the true meaning of this quote until I became a mother. Now with three children and two grandsons‚ understanding the importance of being a good mother is something I can relate to. To be a good mom‚ a woman must have love for their child‚ support their child and pray for that child. First‚ the most important factor of being a good mom is love

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    Failure to Achieve the American Dream A perfect world does not exist. Fitzgerald knows this‚ as he shows it in “The Great Gatsby”‚ which follows the story of different people who live out their lives in certainly different ways. All the characters are aiming to be happier with their lives in one way or another. They are all chasing after their American Dream. But through their actions and past‚ they ended up worse than they were originally. Money is the center of many of the characters’ lives; however

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