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1. The Great Gatsby
   ... 182ampquot Mr. Gatz, Gatsbyamp39s father said this about him at his funeral after displaying a schedule Gatsby kept while he was young. Even ...
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2. The Great Gatsby
   ... Gatsby, formerly known as James Gatz, deceived himself and others by pretending to be someone that he was not. James Gatz was a ...
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3. Great Gatsby Jay Gatsby
   ... fondly. Mr. Gatz, Gatsbyamp39s father, describes how he buys his father a house when he becomes wealthy. Mr. Gatz takes pride in his son. ...
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4. The Great Gatsby and the American Dream
   ... 182ampquot Mr. Gatz, Gatsbyamp39s father said this about him at his funeral after displaying a schedule Gatsby kept while he was young. Even ...
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5. The Great Gatsby: and the American Dream
   ... 182ampquot Mr. Gatz, Gatsbyamp39s father said this about him at his funeral after displaying a schedule Gatsby kept while he was young. Even ...
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6. Fitzgerald essay on Great Gatz
   ... The ampquotGreatampquot Jay Gatz was not that great after all, but he can teach us concepts we each may take out from reading ampquotThe Great Gatsby.ampquot
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7. The Great Gastby
   ... fondly. Mr. Gatz, Gatsbyamp39s father, describes how he buys his father a house when he becomes wealthy. Mr. Gatz takes pride in his son. ...
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8. The Great Gatsby7
   ... wealthy. But in the middle of the novel Nick Carraway, the narrator discovers that Gatsby was born Jay Gatz in North Dakota. Gatsby ...
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9. Gatsby 3
   ... This obsession ate up the real man inside. Jay Gatz became Jay Gatsby. This new man wanted to become the American Dream at an early age. ...
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10. The Great Gatsby Illusion
    ... out wrongful acts. Gatz abandons his ungrateful past and moves onto his new, unlawful creationJay Gatsby. After his transformation ...
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11. Great Gatsbycorruption
    ... just an attempt to gain some attention in hopes that Daisy would hear his name in conversation and connect it to his real name James Gatz. Gatsby kept few ...
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12. The Great Gatsby 5
    ... search of his dream. The author, Fitzgerald, has characterized Gatz with possessions his entire life, from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby. ...
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13. The Great Gatsby
    ... Once he has made his fortune he changes his name from James Gatz, to Jay Gatsby. This is all in an effort to gain the American Dream. ...
    (964 Words -- Approx. 4 Pages)

14. The Great Gatsby
    ... Nick, tells us. It was at this time that he began to remake himself, changing his name from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby. The truth was ...
    (1531 Words -- Approx. 6 Pages)

15. Great Gatsbyamp39s Nick and Gatsby
    ... Gatz was a symbol for the whole American Experience When his dream becomes unfulfilled and not expected what it would be, Gatsby gets destroyed by his own ...
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16. The Man Behind Jay Gatsby
    ... Jay Gatz slowly transformed into Jay Gatsby. From his early boyhood, this new man wanted to become and live his American Dream. ...
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17. Gatsbyamp39s Dream
    ... Another evidence of Gatsbyamp39s idealism is that he is not really Jay Gatsby, but James Gatz. Jay Gatsby is just something that he has created out of his ideal. ...
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18. Gatsbyamp39s Sacrifice
    ... and yet remaining perfectampquot Christensen, 154155, Gatsby is referred to as ampquota son of Godampquot because through his invention of Jay Gatsby, James Gatz tried to ...
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19. The Great Gatsby, a selfmade man
    ... After years of hard work James Gatz becomes Jay Gatsby, the personification of the purest characteristic of The American Dream, everlasting hope. ...
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20. Can Money Buy Love
    ... Daisy. So, Gatz changed his name to Gatsby and went looking to gain a fortune to win over the love of Daisy Buchanan. Jay Gatsby ...
    (916 Words -- Approx. 4 Pages)

21. The Great Gatsby and the tainted American Dream
    ... Franklinamp39s American dream from its fertilization in the ambition of James Gatz to its dominance over Gatzamp39s life, eventually spawning Jay Gatsby Gatzbye a ...
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22. Summary of Great Gatsby
    ... and his ideals. Jay Gatsby, born poor, as James Gatz, he decides early on in his life to lift himself out of poverty. He has the ...
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23. Showing the connection between the choices and consequences Gatsby ...
    ... After Gatsbyamp39s death, upon Mr. Gatzamp39s return, the reader can see Gatsbyamp39s fatheramp39s awe and amazement at his sonamp39s wealth and possessions. ...
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24. The Great Gatsby and the American Dream
    ... Gatsby is the ideal that is buried by the lustingformoney society. The Great Gatsby is not about James Gatz, but about the America itself. ...
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25. great gatsby
    ... At seventeen years old, Gatsby changed his name from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby, ampquotand to this conception he was faithful to the endampquot104. ...
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26. The Great Gatsby
    ... Only a few people show up for the funeral. Nick finds Gatsbyamp39s father, Henry Gatz, and brings him to New York for the funeral. After ...
    (2255 Words -- Approx. 9 Pages)

27. The Great Gatsby
    ... Consequently, James Gatz, under the influence of characters like Dan Cody and Meyer Wolfshiem, underwent a selftransformation to become Gatsby, a new man who ...
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28. GREAT GATSBY
    ... past by attempting to get back Daisy and love her just as he did years ago, he also tries to forget the past by changing his name from Jim Gatz to Jay Gatsby. ...
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29. Gatsby Illusion vs. Reality
    ... a total transformation. Jay changed his name from Gatz to Gatsby, this is symbolic of leaving his past behind him. He gave up his ...
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30. The Great Gatsby
    ... adventure. Gatsbyamp39s change from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby is his first step towards his vision of reaching his goals. After that ...
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