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    Love is a very powerful emotion. It is able to consume a person’s mind and control their every thought‚ every action and every dream. Scott Fitzgerald demonstrates how love can hold a man’s heart and mind hostage through the portrayal of Jay Gatsby’s pursuit of the love of his life. In Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby‚ Gatsby’s heart and mind remain fixed on his past love of Daisy Buchanan as he creates a dream of once again returning to that moment in the past. Blinded by the illusion of Daisy

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    all that they are to a state of extremes? Gatsby loves Daisy as this flawless being as opposed to a women that Gatsby really adores. He is fixed to her in her past without any of the limitations of the social world as though he loves her back when they initially met. Gatsby is not willing to admit or see that Daisy has proceeded onward with her life and he doesn’t even appear to acknowledge that she is married and has a kid and social obligations. Gatsby thinks that he can simply be with Daisy without

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    Daisy’s relationship refutes the ideas of philosopher Nozick; that a true union of love must be perceived publicly‚ maintain their shared well being‚ and accept the shared work of the relationship. Throughout Gatsby’s and Daisy’s relationship a union of love never formed‚ and their story proves that the formation of one is virtually impossible. The young handsome solider and the rich affluent southern girl‚ crazy in love. However when reality shatters their own small world‚ Daisy’s greed will not

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    The Great Gatsby Many people dream of being rich and famous because they want to be honored and idolized by people. This is the goal of Jay Gatsby‚ the protagonist in The Great Gatsby‚ a novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald which was considered his masterpiece in the year 1925. Jay Gatsby only wished to be with Daisy‚ the girl that he truly loved. In this essay‚ one will notice that the high amount of love in the story isn’t usually the kind of love that saves people’s lives and brings them their

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    Alika Vega Ms. Tobias English III GT - 4th 12 January 2017 Corrupted Love The Great Gatsby is a novel of hopelessly romantic love. The story presents to us the troubling effects of love and affection. It portrayed the corruption in the 1920’s through its relationships and business. The Great Gatsby had grabbed the attention of millions of readers‚ eventually leading it to be converted to a movie script. Although‚ the novel was converted into a film‚ there were some conflicting‚ along with resembling

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    Fitzgerald’s tale of The Great Gatsby can be condensed into the creation‚ the attaining and the loss of a man’s dream. But it delves into the roaring twenties and falls into a era with an almost dreamlike quality‚ where the parties are loud‚ the people fickle and the falls from grace are brutal. The Great Gatsby contains characters who we never truly meet‚ instead we meet their masks‚ masks which in turn are all either the source or object of one of the fatal flaws: love‚ lust and greed. Although

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    Love‚ as good as it feels‚ nothing feels as good as the anticipation of it. It is the four-letter word that all human beings have in common and strive for with purposefulness. In fact‚ any human being has either been loved or has loved before. When it comes to love‚ there are a lot of divergence in the thoughts and beliefs to “What is really love?” that it became the most popular search on Google. However‚ the most corresponding belief would be that to love is to suffer. In other words‚ to love is

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    his neighbor Gatsby lives in a mansion. He is a very mysterious guy that everyone claims to have never seen before. His cousin‚ Daisy Buchanan‚ lives in East Egg. This part of town believes that you are born into your social class. Daisy and Gatsby have a past relationship that was cut short due to Gatsby leaving for the army. These two love for each other sets the foundation for one of the main themes in Great Gatsby. Throughout the story Fitzgerald introduces a theme of love. Love is seen all throughout

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    Love in the Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald presents many themes in his novel‚ The Great Gatsby. A theme Fitzgerald used was love and how it affects everybody around one another. This theme is expressed throughout the book by how the energy changes when one doesn’t like another person they are with. The motif of weather shows when a relationship is a little unclear it rains and when there is tension it becomes very hot. The first reference showing the connection between the weather and love was

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    True Love in The Great Gatsby True love is an emotion that every human being should have the privilege of experiencing once in their life. There is no one correct definition for this feeling‚ it is definitely different for everyone‚ but in the end love should make your life better not more difficult. These days the concept of true love has become cliché and people are letting outside factors dictate their emotions. This problem‚ while it is very prominent today‚ is not a new thing. In F. Scott

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