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    responsible for their own downfall. Jay Gatsby reflects a tragic hero as in loving Daisy he causes his own downfall. Gatsby continually loves Daisy for five years. Gatsby and Daisy fell in love before he left for the war‚ and vowed to wait for each other. Circumstances arise and Jay is unable to return from the war as soon as he had hoped. During this time Daisy meets Tom Buchanan‚ and marries him; however‚ Gatsby does not give up on loving Daisy. Everything Jay does upon his return revolves around

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    flaw‚ and a twist of fate which results in the hero’s ultimate destruction. Jay Gatsby is the doomed tragic hero‚ blinded by his irrational dream to relive the past. Fate interferes in the form of the unexpected manslaughter of one character’s mistress by his wife. All these facets of the story come together to cause the end of Gatsby. In order for a character to be defined as a tragic hero‚ he must be noble in character. Jay Gatsby demonstrates this in his devotion to Daisy Buchanan‚ whom he has been

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    conceal their imperfections. These masks are not visible to others and the characters that wear  these “masks” are three of the most obvious ones in the book. These characters are Daisy‚  Myrtle‚ and Jay Gatsby. These three characters are all connected in some way. Daisy and Jay use  to have an undying romance when Jay was in World War I. Daisy promised to wait for him when  he left for the war‚ but married Tom Buchanan. Tom and Daisy’s main focus was money. Daisy  did not marry Gatsby even though they we

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    The American Dream is the idea that anyone who comes to America can achieve wealth through hard work. In the Epic of America‚ Adams stated that the American Dream is a social order where every man and woman would be able to progress without the chains of their past interfering. The Great Gatsby is a negative review of the American Dream. It shows that anyone can make money‚ but not everyone will find happiness through wealth. The Great Gatsby took place during a very rough time in American history

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    lifestyle. This is shown by the fact that Jay Gatsby’s house‚ the Buchanan’s Mansion‚ the parties held by Gatsby‚ and the lavish living of all these characters all relate to factors that revolve around the main character Tom in "The Talented Mr. Ripley‚" life. Tom’s life starts if as poor and he is lured into the life of luxury by the setting and content of Dickie’s such as Dickie’s Yacht‚ Italy‚ Dickie’s Apartment‚ and The Jazz Club. This is related to Nick and Jay Gatsby as they both in a way lured to

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    This is apparent when he cancels his biology by leaving home‚ changing his name‚ and leaving his heritage behind which was not done by following the past. In the past Jay Gatsby made‚ ’...a platonic conception of himself’. What Nick said about Gatsby’s platonic theory of himself was that Gatsby ’...was a son of God’. From Jay Gatsby’s theory he makes a ideal conception of himself‚ of which he

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    coin‚ and within this novel there is no exception to that rule. Jay Gatsby and Nick Carraway are the embodiment of separate sides of the same coin. The title character of The Great Gatsby is a young man in his later twenties. While living in North Dakota in his youth‚ Gatsby despised being poor. Through his own willpower and determination‚ Jay Gatsby was able to rise from poverty and attain the riches that he had always desired. Jay achieved his goal of obtaining

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    Great Gatsby. The color green is also described as the color of balance‚ and is designated as the safe color. The characters that the color green represent the best are Jay Gatsby‚ Daisy Buchanan‚ and Tom Buchanan. Fitzgerald uses the color green to describe Jay Gatsby‚ Daisy Buchanan‚ and Tom Buchanan. The color green describes Jay Gatsby by associating him with money. “We both looked at the grass-there was a sharp line where my ragged lawn ended and the darker‚ well-kept expanse of his began” (Fitzgerald

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    live in. I am going to begin with Jay Gatsby and how he developed throughout the novel. We know right from the start the Gatsby is a super rich man who has massive amount of wealth but nobody knows where he achieved it. He throws huge parties which only rich people with high social status come and visits. In the rumors Gatsby is a spy he might of killed a man he graduated from oxford and so on and so forth. The first encounter between Nick and Jay Gatsby was at the party‚ Gatsby

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    thing I can think of is finding myself through Jay Gatsby in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Jay was a man who had only one fear‚ losing his true love‚ Daisy. However‚ I admire him not for his loving persona but for his dedication to success in life. He understands that in order to succeed‚ one must never give up‚ but must take all necessary measures to receive what one desires. Life is not just given to you‚ it requires effort and strength‚ and Jay Gatsby truly understands this. Gatsby

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