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    highly influenced the United States of America. This was the era of economic prosperity, the rise of consumerism, the popularization of Jazz music, and even the rise of women’s status in society. This era also brought about the Prohibition—the banning of liquor, the underground trade that occurred, and the racism that spurred from the migration of African Americans to the northern cities.…

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    In chapter six, Gatsby refers to Daisy, where he is told by Nick that, “You can’t repeat the past”, however Gatsby discredits this and exclaims, “Can’t repeat the past? He cried incredulously Why of course you can!” Clearly, Gatsby greatly yearns for his past with Daisy, even being ignorant of Nick’s that the past cannot be restored. A major keypoint in this, would be that since Gatsby wants to restore his past with Daisy, then Daisy must be the same as she was before. Therefore, Daisy living…

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    Great Gatsby Reflection

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    In the novel, The Great Gatsby, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, I noticed a section within the text in which I was able to form a connection. In this specific section, Jay Gatsby has asked Jordan Baker to pose a question to Nick Carraway. Gatsby would like Nick to organize a tea at his home, invite Daisy, and allow for Gatsby to appear without Daisy’s previous knowledge of his invitation to the tea. As I was reading, I had not questioned the authenticity of Gatsby’s and Nick’s friendship until…

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    quite bizarre in West Egg because nobody is able to make “new money” so quickly. Tom Buchanan, who is the antagonist of the story comes from a wealthy Chicago family living in East Egg. He inherited wealth from his parents that he called “Old money”; this means considerably cleaner and nobler money than Jay Gatsby’s. Both characters are centered on obtaining Daisy’s love who is currently Tom Buchanan’s wife…

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    Anh Nguyen 1480 words 9100 St. Charles Rock Road St. Louis, MO 63114 (314) 493-6100 nguyena829@ritenourschools.org An Angel’s Wellbeing by Anh Nguyen On Sundays, mom talked about what she’ll cook for dinner and Angel played in her little swings in the middle of the park. Dad has always been taciturn and would sit on a pavilion bench talking to mom as they watched over Angel. There’s…

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    In fact, she “tried to buy ten cents worth of prussic acid” (Taylor). This suspicious action made everyone believe that Lizzie had wanted to poison her targets. In addition to this, it is uncommon for someone to go to a corner store and ask for that kind of substance, unless they needed to carry out a task that involved the poison being used as an exterminant. Lizzie especially…

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    Know the value of things, not the price. The Great Gatsby is a twisted novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, there are people who get so caught up in money that they miss out on the opportunity to appreciate life’s blessing. This is a tragic love story that depicts the theme of the “American Dream” and how it is corrupted by the desire for wealth. What really is the “American Dream” though? It is the right to prosperity, equality, and the pursuit of happiness through hard work and determination.…

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    that would be really hard to remember it. This is why I’m here to help you out, the first method I would prefer is having a notebook and a pencil so you can start writing the items that you are getting to you, the day that you start packing up your bags you will start crossing out the item that you found and have already been put in. The most common mistake that everyone gets through is that they start writing their items in the notebook at the last moment, which is kind of hard because you…

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    Daisy and Gatsby shared. Gatsby coincidentally lives in a house directly across the bay from Daisy, which means he has a daily reminder of what he wants and once had by having to look at a Green light across the bay at the end of Daisy’s dock. In fact this green light seems to burn all night, which can only add to the agony Gatsby feels “If it wasn’t for the mist we could see your home across the bay, you always have a green light that burns at the end of your…

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    at my usual spot at Forest Hills Station and recognized a few students from my school wearing all black as well and couldn't help but smile. My best friend Ariana, approached me and you could just see the excitement in her eyes. “Are you ready for this?” “Not at all, what if something goes…

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