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1. The great gatsby
   ... Furthermore, Gatsby believes he can win his woman with riches, and that his woman can achieve the ideal she stands for through material influence. ...
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2. Great Gatsby
   ... Furthermore, Gatsby also tries to impress others with such unimportant possessions as his clothing, as when Daisy emotionally comments, ampquotbeautiful shirts... ...
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3. gatsby as a tragic hero
   ... Furthermore, Gatsby believes he can win his woman with riches and Daisy can only achieve his ideal through material influence. He ...
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4. The Great Gatsby Is a Tragic Hero
   ... Furthermore, Gatsby believes he can win his woman with riches, and that his woman can achieve the ideal she stands for through material influence. ...
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5. GREAT GATSBY
   ... liquor . Furthermore, Planes in the 1920s were not affordable for many individuals, except Gatsby whom has a new beautiful plane. In ...
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6. Gatsby 5
   ... loving Daisyampquot 117. Furthermore by possessing Daisyamp39s love, Gatsby can reject defeat and feel successful as a man. In the novel ...
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7. The Great Gatsby How the American dream destroyed Myrtle
   ... Furthermore, this could have also been an indicator of the affair she was to have with Tom. Myrtle was also in attendance at all of Gatsbyamp39s parties. ...
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8. Great Gatsby
   ... situations. Furthermore, when the love of Gatsby and Daisy reawakens, weather is used to illustrate this symbolically. When Gatsby ...
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9. Great Gatsby
   ... by the fact that one invited guest called about his missing sneakers and did not mention anything about Gatsbyamp39s funeral, which just furthermore reinforces the ...
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10. The Great Gatsby
    ... goals. Daisy, who is wealthy and beautiful, is the object of Gatsbyamp39s affection, and furthermore, the focus of his dream. She had ...
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11. Gatsby
    ... reach. Furthermore, she is married, which illustrates the point of Gatsby being willing to hurt others to get what he wants. Also ...
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12. The Great Gatsby Consumerism
    ... Gatsbyamp39s death. Furthermore, he clearly knew that doing this would, at least, earn him Gatsbyamp39s appreciation. Nick himself provides ...
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13. The Great Gatsby and the American Dream
    ... goals. Daisy, who is wealthy and beautiful, is the object of Gatsbyamp39s affection, and furthermore, the focus of his dream. She had ...
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14. The Great Gatsby: and the American Dream
    ... goals. Daisy, who is wealthy and beautiful, is the object of Gatsbyamp39s affection, and furthermore, the focus of his dream. She had ...
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15. Great gatsby
    ... Gatsby and Tom are both examples of rich and powerful men who add to the realistic ness of the novel. Furthermore, Fitzgerald portrays the twenties as ...
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16. the great Gatsby
    ... Gatsby and Tom are both examples of rich and powerful men who add to the realistic ness of the novel. Furthermore, Fitzgerald portrays the twenties as ...
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17. Gatsbyamp39s Dream
    ... those lies are true. Furthermore, his materialism is also one of Gatsbyamp39s ways to approach his dream. He only held many expensive ...
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18. Dreams
    ... Furthermore, Jordan explains, ampquotGatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be just across the bay.ampquot Nick shocked by what he has just learned states ampquothe came ...
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19. The dream
    ... Furthermore, Jordan explains, ampquotGatsby bought that house so that Daisy would be just across the bay.ampquot Nick shocked by what he has just learned states ampquothe came ...
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20. Wealth causes corruption in great gatsby
    ... Furthermore, Tom and Daisy leave town the next day, proving Tomamp39s knowledge of Daisyamp39s ... this, Tom still had the indecency to tell George it was Gatsbyamp39s car. ...
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21. disparities between siddhartha
    ... Furthermore, Tom says to Gatsby, ampquotThat drug store business was just small change but you have something now that Walteramp39s afraid to tell me aboutampquot 141. ...
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22. The Great Gatsby
    ... Nick describes the atmosphere during Gatsbys weekly parties. ... Furthermore, Fitzgerald uses automobiles throughout this novel to symbolize wealth. ...
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23. Comparative essays of great gatsby and Wuthering Heights
    ... Furthermore, his marriage between Isabella is not based on love ... Similar to Wuthering Height, characters in The Great Gatsby also find themselves only to achieve ...
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24. Failure of the American Dream Demonstrated
    ... Eventually, our ultimate goals elude us as it eludes Gatsby. Furthermore, the dream tempts us by giving us a false hope, or a green light, represented through ...
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25. Great Gatsby
    ... Furthermore, we come to trust Nick as the narrator. ... Gatsby is one of the characters that comes to trust Nick and treat him as a confidant. ...
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26. The Great Gatsby
    ... Daisy uses Gatsby to rebel against Tomamp39s infidelity, but would never even consider ... Furthermore, he treats her like a servant by rewarding her with gifts and ...
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27. gatsby 2
    ... Furthermore the individuals who were drinking were astonished to see the car in ... call Kiplinsinger, a gambling piano player, who lives with Gatsby and doesnt ...
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28. Setting: Great Gatsby
    ... of Mr. Wilsonamp39s surroundings is truly a stark contrast to that of Gatsbyamp39s, which Nick claimed was ampquota colossal affair by any standard.ampquot Furthermore, it is the ...
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29. The Great Gatsby: Daisy/Myrtle
    ... Even Gatsby states, ampquotHer voice is full of money.ampquot127 After marrying Tom ... Furthermore, after the three of them reached the apartment and Myrtle had invited ...
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30. The Great Gatsby 13
    ... to Gatsbyamp39s request and arranges a meeting between Gatsby and Daisy ... Furthermore, Daisy Buchanan symbolizes mankindamp39s affection towards materialistic things. ...
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