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    gives up. He put a lot of efforts to make his innovations work. His American Dream was to create a time machine and back in the day when his mother left him near the orphanage. Thus‚ find a family and become a part of the family. He felt very lonely in this world and wanted to have a family. He has participated in various exhibitions showcasing his works‚ where he has met different people. One of his teachers admired his talent and his invitations. As a result‚ his teacher adopted him. And thanks to his

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    that contributes to Gatsby’s dilemma. He does not get what he wants and that creates a problem for him. Weather is also a symbol in The Great Gatsby. In chapter VII‚ Gatsby and Tom were talking about Daisy and it was the hottest day of the summer. This is an important detail because heat is usually associated with intensity. Tom and Gatsby’s conversation was very intense‚ it was a mini argument over Daisy and Tom definitely

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    hope” (Fitzgerald 2) so we will not give up on our dreams such as Gatsby did not give up on his love for Daisy even in his last moments of life. There is no better way of showing off your money than by having a mansion everyone can see‚ and Gatsby knew this. He was determined to obtain a huge mansion that could compare to Tom’s

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    remember that all the people in this world haven’t had the advantages that you’ve had.” (Fitzgerald 1). Nick Carraway‚ the narrator of the story‚ differs from the other characters in the book. “ I am one of the few honest people that I have ever known.” (Fitzgerald 59). Nick is real‚ nonjudgemental‚ and innocent. Fitzgerald can easily relate to people

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    F. Scott Fitzgerald uses much symbolism in his literature‚ here in the novel The Great Gatsby. He uses the image of Doctor T. J. Eckelburg ’s eyes to symbolize a godlike being. Fitzgerald uses the symbol of the two women in yellow at Gatsby ’s party to represent the values of the 1920 ’s. The food provided at Gatsby ’s party symbolically represents the members of 1920 ’s society. F. Scott Fitzgerald uses Symbolism in the novel The Great Gatsby as an accurate reflection of life in the American 1920

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    nobody would ever reasonably dispute. Unsurprisingly. this is not a new frontier for Gladwell; critics of his work have coined the term “Gladwell Feint” to refer to the rhetorical technique where he “questions the obvious...tells us we have it wrong…and we know we have it right. He surprises us … and his surprise fulfills our expectations. He makes us anxious that we don’t know something…only to assure us that we’ve known it all along” ( Junod). This “feint” is underscored by the general tone of the

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    Great Gatsby: Symbols of Honesty and Dishonesty within its Characters The 1920’s are known as the Roaring Twenties where there was economical prosperity and moral decline. Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby displays many symbols throughout the text of this moral decline‚ one being honesty versus dishonesty‚ these symbols are represented within the characters Jordan Baker and Nick Carraway. Jordan Baker is a symbol of dishonesty and vice versa so is Nick Carraway but rather for honesty. Nick’s truthfulness

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    Assess Fitzgerald’s negative portrayal of the female characters in The Great Gatsby. To what extent do you find similarities in Wharton’s portrayal of women in The Age of Innocence? The Great Gatsby contains three main female characters: Daisy Buchanan‚ Myrtle Wilson‚ and Jordan Baker. They are interpretations of Fitzgerald’s presentation of women; two are examples of The Flapper‚ who Rena Sanderson in The Cambridge Companion to F. Scott Fitzgerald describes as the image of a spoiled‚ self-centred

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    Up until this point of the book‚ Nick isn’t sure how he feels about Gatsby until now. Nick has finally come to the conclusion that Gatsby was one of the few honest people in his life‚ even though he lied about his past‚ Gatsby had been a genuine person. Nick is “alone” in his decision‚ because other than Gatsby’s father‚ Nick was the only friend that attended his funeral. Nick comes to the realization that Tom‚ Jordan‚ and Daisy are all self-centered and Gatsby was the only genuine person. Dan Cody

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    During his life‚ Frances Scott Fitzgerald had many different influences when it came to his writing. He often used people and events from his life as inspiration in his writing and from that came amazing stories that would go down in history as classics. It all started when he was thirteen and he saw one of his stories published in the St. Paul academy school newspaper. Two years later‚ Fitzgerald’s parents sent him to Newman‚ a prestigious Catholic school in New Jersey. At Newman‚ Fitzgerald met

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