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1. Great Gatsby Destruction of Morals
   ... Myrtle believes she can scorn her true social class in an attempt to be accepted into Tonamp39s, Jay Gatsby who bases his whole life on buying love with wealth ...
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2. great gatbsy
   ... Myrtle believes she can scorn her true social class in an attempt to be accepted into Tonamp39s, Jay Gatsby who bases his whole life on buying love with wealth ...
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3. The Great Gatsby
   ... Myrtle believes she can scorn her true social class in an attempt to be accepted into Tonamp39s, Jay Gatsby who bases his whole life on buying love with wealth ...
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   ... Myrtle believes she can scorn her true social class in an attempt to be accepted into Tonamp39s, Jay Gatsby who bases his whole life on buying love with wealth ...
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   ... Myrtle believes she can scorn her true social class in an attempt to be accepted into Tonamp39s, Jay Gatsby who bases his whole life on buying love with wealth ...
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6. The Great Gatsby
   ... is very rude. Myrtle treats George, her husband, very poorly. She believes that because he is poor, he is worthless. Tom tries to ...
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7. The careless killings of Daisy Buchanan
   ... people clean up the mess they had made...ampquotpage 187 Myrtleamp39s death was a ... Gatsby believes in the ampquotAmerican Dreamampquot of success, ampquotthe orgastic futureampquot, including ...
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8. spirituality n Great Gatsby
   ... Gatsby, he has no other reason for living, so he kills himself, because without Myrtle he can no longer function. On the other hand, Gatsby believes until the ...
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9. lack of spirituality in the Great Gatsby
   ... Gatsby, he has no other reason for living, so he kills himself, because without Myrtle he can no longer function. On the other hand, Gatsby believes until the ...
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10. The Great Gatsby
    ... When Myrtle is hit by the car Wilson makes it his mission to get revenge. ... He believes that his new found wealth can buy love and bring back the past. ...
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11. Great Gatsby Corruption of the East
    ... She shows no remorse but runs away, because she believes that protecting herself ... Tom, Myrtle, and Daisy will always put themselves before all other matters in ...
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12. Great Gatsby Corruption
    ... She shows no remorse but runs away, because she believes that protecting herself ... Tom, Myrtle, and Daisy will always put themselves before all other matters in ...
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13. The Great Gatsby
    ... Knowing that she personally has no money, Myrtle once again speaks under the ... In particular, he believes that this better life includes Daisy Buchannan, who ...
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14. The Great Gatsby
    ... George believes that Gatsby and Myrtle were having an affair, so the next day he goes to Gatsbyamp39s house and fatally shoots him. Then he takes his own life. ...
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15. Great Gatsbys dreams
    ... He believes this because if he can be rejected for being poor than he should be accepted ... He gives a car to Nick and one kills Myrtle Wilson later in the book. ...
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16. Summary of Great Gatsby
    ... Even when she kills Myrtle, she has no problem with Gatsby taking the blame ... He believes that being wealthy makes you better and more powerful than everyone else ...
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17. Tom Buchanan Example of Arrogance
    ... He believes that his money lets him justify his racial slurs. ... Take his relationship with Myrtle. Right under Daisyamp39s nose he has the audacity cheat on her. ...
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18. The Great Gatsby Greed And Wealth
    ... Maybe he has fooled himself so much that he believes that they were already together. ... From the gettogethers in Myrtleamp39s apartment to her tragic death. ...
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19. The Great Gatsby
    ... Gatsby makes up lies and creates an imaginary life, which everyone believes to be true. Tom and Myrtle own an apartment in New York City. ...
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20. Comapre Great Gatsby and Catamp39s Eye Characters
    ... declares ampquotYou canamp39t live forever you canamp39t live for ever.ampquot Myrtle has allowed ... It is illustrated on page 127 that Elaine believes Cordelia is her friend and ...
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21. Comapre Great Gatsby and Catamp39s Eye Characters are defined by ...
    ... declares ampquotYou canamp39t live forever you canamp39t live for ever.ampquot Myrtle has allowed ... It is illustrated on page 127 that Elaine believes Cordelia is her friend and ...
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22. The Mysterious Life of Jay Gatsby
    ... Gatsby, being the narcissistic man he is, comes out and tells Tom what he believes Daisy wants. ... The woman who Daisy hit was Tomamp39s mistress, Myrtle. ...
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23. The Great Gatsby Reflection of home on character
    ... After her death, he realizes he has nothing left to live for and, after killing Gatsby whom he believes to be the killer of Myrtle, he kills himself. ...
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24. The Great Gatsby TomandDaisy
    ... I told her she might fool me but she couldnamp39t fool God.ampquot 167 Wilson makes the fateful connection between Myrtleamp39s death and her affair, and believes that the ...
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25. The Great Gatsby1
    ... Later in the story at the Plaza Hotel, Jay still believes Daisy loves him. He is so convinced of this that he takes the blame for Myrtleamp39s death. ...
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26. Great Gatsby, death of hope
    ... Tom tells George that Gatsby was the one who killed Myrtle, knowing that George ... In this battle of good and evil, Fitzgerald believes that the evil has won by ...
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27. The Great Gatsby
    ... Carraway himself is a young and affluent Midwesterner who believes he will find his ... and her husband Tom live there, along with Tomamp39s secret lover, Myrtle Wilson ...
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28. Corruption in The Great Gatsby
    ... Myrtle is Tomamp39s mistress. She has an expanding need for notoriety and her desire to become significant. She believes that by being with Tom she may rise beyond ...
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29. The Symbolic Meaning of Dr. TJ Eckleburgamp39s Eyes
    ... He sees the light from across the bay and believes that it a sign that he should try ... The punishments began with the death of Myrtle Wilson, Tom Buchananamp39s lover ...
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30. Corruption in The Great Gatsby
    ... Myrtle is Tomamp39s mistress. She has an expanding need for notoriety and her desire to become significant. She believes that by being with Tom she may rise beyond ...
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