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I have always been struck by how well Fitzgerald shows that life simply goes on,...
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This is a personal opinion question, but I believe it is interesting that the...
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What do you find interesting about how Fitzgerald opens and closes his book?
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There are several, but here are a few of the more obvious ones:
Nick says that...
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Are there any forms of irony in chapters 1 and 2 of "The Great Gatsby"?
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People come to Gatsby's parties to immerse themselves in his artificial world. ...
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Most people come to Gatsby's parties for a cluster of fairly pathetic reasons....
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Why do people come to Gatsby's parties? What do they represent? What do they...
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I think alot also has to do with the fact that Gatsby, unlike Tom and Daisy, knew...
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In the beginning of the novel, Nick expresses disdain for the kind of people he...
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Nick's Evolution
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Tom refers to the relationship between Daisy and Gatsby as intermarriage because...
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Tom refers to the liason between his wife, Daisy, and Gatsby in terms of...
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In "The Great Gatsby," why does Tom refer to the liaison between Daisy...
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Because Fitzgerald's great novel fits together so well, many of the metaphors will...
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Metaphors in "The Great Gatsby"?
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In addition to the other reasons already listed, Jordon Baker serves as a vital...
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I think that the following quote from Tom refers to his view on his life. He...
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In chapter seven of "The Great Gatsby", what is significant about Tom's...
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Nick's father tells him,"a sense of the fundamental decencies is parcelled...
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