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1. Great Gatsby and American Drea
   ... have already obtained it. For James Gatsby, this dream is to obtain happiness through wealth and power. Happiness rests within the ...
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2. The Great Gatsby
   ... Mr. James Gatsby is a character that you have a hundred questions about, and every time a question is answered about Mr. Gatsby, another question jumps in to ...
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3. The Great Gatsby Character identity
   ... lives together. Gatsby begins to take advantage of his money by using it to change his name from Jay Gatz to James Gatsby. His old ...
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4. 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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5. 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. ...
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6. The American Dream
   ... Dakota. In Gatsbyamp39s mind, the start of his American Dream started when he changed his name from Jay Gatz, to James Gatsby. He did ...
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7. 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 ...
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8. The Great Gatsby Illusion
   ... However, the Daisy in reality is a different person whom James Gatz knows. Gatsbyamp39s stubborn love for Daisy eventually creates his own destruction. ...
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9. 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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10. The Great Gatsby
    ... In his attempt, he changes his name from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby. ampquotJames Gatz that was really, or at least legally, his name.... ...
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11. 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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12. 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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13. The Great Gatsby and the American Dream
    ... In his attempt, he changes his name from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby. ampquotJames Gatz that was really, or at least legally, his name.... ...
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14. The Great Gatsby: and the American Dream
    ... In his attempt, he changes his name from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby. ampquotJames Gatz that was really, or at least legally, his name.... ...
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15. 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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16. American Dream Is Only A Dream
    ... From James Gatsby was a young boy he was ambitious about becoming rich. ampquotHe knew he had a big future ahead of himampquot Fitzgerald, 164. ...
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17. 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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18. 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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19. 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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20. Great Gatsby
    ... and optimistic. With these virtues, one can succeed at many things. This is apparent in the young Gatsby, James Gatz. As a young ...
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21. 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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22. 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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23. Changing Characters Gatsby
    ... Jay Gatsby or James Gatz as previously known was a round character who changed but then again did not. Gastby partially changed his life style for Daisy. ...
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24. 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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25. The Great Gatsby as a social critique.
    ... His transformation from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby shows how people can change themselves according to their ambition for wealth and prosperity, even if it has ...
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26. The Great Gatsby
    ... of his imagination. Now that Gatsby has left James Gatz behind and is a new person he begins to look for more. He begins to think ...
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27. The Great Gatsby
    ... of All Time. Holding a close second to James Joyceamp39s Ulysses is F. Scott Fitzgeraldamp39s The Great Gatsby. This novel features almost ...
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28. Great Gatsby 7
    ... wanted. In a strange sort of way Gatsby never believed that he was just James Gatz. He had an idea of what he wanted to be. Gatsby ...
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29. The Great Gatsby 9
    ... need to work hard, but only use people. Gatsby is born James Gatz to poor parents. He always thinks that he should have been born ...
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30. A Character Analysis of Jay Gatsby
    ... Jay Gatsby, whose real name was James Gatz was the son of poor middlewestern farmers from North Dakota, and spent the majority of his time growing up working ...
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