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    Meeting Nick in West Egg, Gatsby frequently lies to Carraway about his true identity, and the past events that shaped him into the wealthy figure he was. The truth behind Jay Gatsby’s past, contradicting many tales of grandeur he told to cover it, lies the tale of a man who never had moral guidance from his parents. He is described, at the time, as being a man without money or a comfortable standing family to support him. Gatsby’s desire to move up in the world, as well as have wealth he did not…

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    Literary Analysis Essay Outline Name: Karen Essay Title: The character of Jay Gatsby in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby INTRODUCTION Relevant summary in bullet points: Jay Gatsby wasn’t about to obtain his “American Dream” which was Daisy Buchanan the golden girl because he was initially a part of the lower class. However, Daisy was a part if East Egg. She has always been rich, because of that she cannot be with Gatsby. Since Gatsby was initially a part of the low class he had to work…

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    I believe Jay Gatsby in The Great Gatsby and Bud Fox in the movie Wall Street both lose their innocence when gaining wealth. In the beginning of The Great Gatsby, Gatsby is innocent and idealistic. Even in his physical manner, he is described as having tan skin, short hair, a nice smile, and an effective way of talking. Gatsby returns home from WWI where he saw everything from freedom to death. Thus, his mind is enlarged with different viewpoints when he returns home. Furthermore, when Gatsby…

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    When Jay Gatsby smiled, “It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you may come across four or five times in life”(x). Gatsby was special because unlike everyone else he saw the best in people and had his own dreams. In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald Nick moves to New York and is disgusted by everyone except Gatsby. While many of the people Nick meets in New York such as Daisy and Tom are shallow and have no goal other than themselves. Gatsby is…

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    contests more than once like Mr. America, Mr. Universe, and the very best, Mr. Olympia back to back in 1965 and 1966 . These achievements gave him the recognition he has today, followed by Sergio Olivia and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Although two other competitors won eight of these titles, Mr. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who won seven, was the best bodybuilder of all time, winning the hearts of all bodybuilding fans. The method of this sport is to gain muscle, eat and sleep right, and then be able to…

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    Irrational Bodybuilding

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    Bodybuilding Scientific or Irrational Bodybuilding is the latest trend across all sections of the society and the human race in general. When we see muscular men and women posing on the front covers of magazines, the thought is sparked in our head and we soon want to get something near what is being depicted. The thought of possessing a well chiseled and toned muscular body gets people out of their slumbers and go on a mission which, majority of them return within a short span of time and…

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    Setting: This story takes place in the early 1920’s, an era known as “ The Roaring Twenties.” The location of the story is the cities of Long Island and New York City, in New York. Long Island is divided into two parts, the “East Egg” and the “West Egg.” Jay Gatsby’s mansion is located on the edge of the West Egg, which is the “less fashionable” of the two eggs. Nick Caraway also lives in the West Egg, in a small, quaint cottage by Gatsby’s mansion. Daisy and Tom Buchanan live in an elaborate…

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    After the war, Francis Scott Fitzgerald was high on life. He was an author, although not that famous, and wanted more. He had written many books and short stories including, “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”, “The Diamond as Big as the Ritz”and “The Beautiful and the Damned”. His most famous work, though, was written in 1924. The Great Gatsby lived up to its expectations and received high remarks later on in it’s career after Fitzgerald had passed. It’s narrated by a young man named Nick…

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    In The Great Gatsby, the story of the summer of 1922 is delivered through the first person narrative of Nick Carraway. Since the novel 's publication in 1925, many discussions have arisen over the reliability of Nick 's account. This is because his personal judgements and opinions are woven into the narration, giving it bias. One such judgement is made in the title of the novel. By depicting Jay Gatsby as "great", the reader is compelled to wonder; how does this opinion on the man influence…

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    Classic literature is timeless as the characters in The Great Gatsby have identical values and attitudes towards particular themes and ideas in their society as we do today and will continue to no matter when you pick up this novel. The Great Gatsby written by F.Scott Fitzgerald in 1925 tells the story in 1922 through the eyes of Nick Caraway. Set in West Egg, New York Nick tells the story of how his extremely wealthy neighbour Jay Gatsby sets out to win back his former girlfriend Daisy Buchanan…

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