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    will barely be able to grasp what they aspire in betterment‚ even when it seems rather close. The American dream is merely a concept whereupon high hopes are placed. It is in contradictory to the brutal reality that is truly waiting. A lifetime may be plentiful with constant dissatisfaction‚ instead of opportunities to all greatness. F. Scott Fitzgerald explored this deep message discreetly in one of the most well-written novels‚ The Great Gatsby. On the surface Nick Carraway the narrator is retelling

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    CHARACTER TRAIT ANALYSIS : NICK CARRAWAY AND JORDAN BAKER By Laurentia Editha 11 IB 1 / 8 In the book‚ two characters named Nick Carraway and Jordan Baker were introduced. These two characters then slowly grow into being each other’s love interest‚ but despite this‚ they are very opposite to each other. The most evident difference may be noticed from how they behave. Jordan‚ being a more buoyant and sanguine female character‚ often shows rudeness in certain circumstances. Such example is

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    The book‚ The Great Gatsby‚ written by F.Scott Fitzgerald‚ has various characters who have not met their full potential with satisfaction in their lives. In particular‚ Nick Carraway‚ both a character and a narrator in the book is very disillusioned o many level throughout the book. Carraway is met with discouragement and disappointed with the idea of wealth‚ and the relationship he encounters with his move to New York. After returning from the war‚ Carraway already shows us he is unsatisfied with

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    Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a book about love‚ dreams‚ and wealth. Nick Carraway‚ the story-teller‚ is the one to blame for Gatsby’s death. Nick is surrounded by everyone’s secrets and never speaks of them‚ this is one reason why nick lead Gatsby to his death. Gatsby and Daisy came across each other again because Nick invited them over at the same place‚ same time therefore Nick is blamable for the affair they had. After Gatsby had got into a tragic accident‚ Nick had left Gatsby

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    The Great Gatsby The American Dream for men in the 1920’s was to get rich and make a lot of money how ever they can no matter what. For women an American Dream was to do men’s work and have equal rights between men and women’s working and living conditions. Only for some people in different social classes were their dreams attained. F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote The Great Gatsby so he can show society that an American Dream is what people make of it and their not always achievable. James Gatz’s

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    distinguishing the deformity of society that Modernism has created‚ which in many ways still exists in the present day. One of the most important literary works that clearly depicts the American society based on the Modernism movement is “The Great Gatsby”. The novel demonstrates the conception of how people are willing to go any length in order to reach the perfect and luxurious life‚ also known as the American Dream. Therefore‚ the most relevant American author of

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    Rebuttal to Nick Jans

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    Michaela AP Lang & Comp Nick Jans Rebuttal April 25th‚ 2013 Nick Jans is a retired‚ somewhat bitter‚ teacher and in his article Student Problems begin at home he stated‚ “kids these days ain’t what they used to be”. First‚ he claims that the teachers are not to blame‚ it’s the students. Then he turns it around onto the parents. Jans tries using logical appeal to talk about teenagers’ gaming habits‚ and he tries using emotional appeal towards parents about sex‚ having bad attitudes and how

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    What Makes Gatsby Great

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    What makes Gatsby” Great” The Great Gatsby is strong and wonderful novel written by American author F.Scott Fitzgerald in 1922‚ it represents the American dream in twentieth century. It’s written by using intelligent and even poetic phrases. The great Gatsby is the story of one man’s futile pursuit finding happiness through wealth‚ and the disappointment that necessarily follows. Gatsby is great hero because of his ability to live the American dream through hard work and determination‚ although

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    What the Mainstream Media won’t Report about Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 By Rep. Ron Paul Global Research‚ July 25‚ 2014 ronpaulinstitute.org Just days after the tragic crash of a Malaysian Airlines flight over eastern Ukraine‚ Western politicians and media joined together to gain the maximum propaganda value from the disaster. It had to be Russia; it had to be Putin‚ they said. President Obama held a press conference to claim – even before an investigation – that it was pro-Russian rebels

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    Nick Carraway is an important character in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel‚ The Great Gatsby. Throughout the book‚ Nick struggles to understand the world around him and the people in it. Why are some people so careless while other people are so cautious? Why do people wait around for things to happen instead of going out and making them happen? And most of all‚ with all the people in the world‚ how can one still feel so lonely? It’s not hard to pick up on Nick’s detachment‚ “I felt a haunting loneliness

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