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    much truth in the novel “The Great Gatsby,” written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, and perfectly capture the distinct differences between Jay Gatsby and Tom Buchanan. Although Tom and Jay are both blinded by Daisy’s love, their polar pasts have influenced their current contrasting lifestyles, personalities, and behaviour. To begin, both men are deeply in love with Daisy. To Jay, Daisy was representative of success and power. She represented Gatsby’s ideal life. In the quote, "Her voice is full of…

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    themselves or impacted society as we know it. From the great Hip-hop mobile Jay-Z to the talented Tyler Perry who was achieve greatness. In not to forget Thomas Edison who has impacted history or so many levels. These are three received the minim education without a college degree that shows that world what they can do. Jay-Z in addition to his award winning Hip-Hop albums, Jay is known for array successful business interests. Rapper Jay-Z was born Shawn Corey Carter on December 4, 1969, in…

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    with Daisy. When first introduced to the character Jay Gatsby, he is described as a cool, collected individual who throws extravagant parties. He is also described as exceedingly wealthy, living in a large mansion, and as a kind hearted person. However, his persona is not consistent throughout the novel as certain events impacted him in such a way as the alter the Jay Gatsby the reader meets at the beginning of the novel. One such event alters Jay Gatsby's persona is when Nick and Gatsby have a…

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    no better example of this than Jay Gatsby. Gatsby, a member of the “new” rich, holds extrordanary parties every weekend at his estate on the shore of West Egg. At the beginning, Gatsby appears to simply be a man who has achieved everything he expected to, something that the American Dream embodies. It becomes quite clear later in the story, that Gatsby is not the person he appears to be at first; in fact, Jay Gatsby isn't even his real name - his real name is Jay Gatz. The fact that this man…

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    Buchanan and Jay Gatsby takes place. F. Scott Fitzgerald does a beautiful job of displaying the atrocious acts of the 20’s. The Great Gatsby captures it all from the sex, money, affairs, alcohol, and deaths. Through it all, Jay Gatsby was fighting for Daisy’s heart, though she was married to Tom Buchanan, it didn't seem to matter. Mr. Gatsby had a burning passion, fire and desire for Daisy. He didn't seem to mind what his love for her would cause. Love was the making and undoing of Jay…

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    An Unwanted Interruption "Five years," Jay Gatsby 's husky voice breathed. He pinned Daisy to the wall of the living room. "Not here Jay," Daisy pushed Gatsby away. A hesitant tremor betrayed her lilting voice. "There 's servants around." "Five years to make up for," Gatsby murmured into Daisy 's ear. The young woman turned her white face up to Gatsby’s own, her eyes dark with anticipation. Gatsby kept his eyes transfixed on her face. Five years on, and her beauty still mesmerised him. He was…

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    Both novelists explore the concept of wealth and money, Jay Gatsby's aim is to present himself as a highly educated individual “It’s a bona-fide piece of printed matter. It’s a triumph. What thoroughness! What realism! Knew when to stop, too- didn't cut the pages” The fact the books are not fake is ironic as they have never been opened but it creates a false illusion. The exclamation mark emphasises how he is impressed with how Gatsby has crafted this persona. It is important for Gatsby to…

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    In the book, The Great Gatsby, there are two main male characters, Tom Buchanan and Jay Gatsby. These men have similar interests such as wealth and Daisy Fay, but have extremely different ways about obtaining their goals. The most common similarity between the two is their shared love for Daisy Fay. Neither of them can picture a life without her in it. Even though Tom has an affair with a girl in New York, he still can never stop loving Daisy. He will “always come back [to Daisy], and in [his]…

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    Liam Murphy 2 February 2017 Campbell 8 Holding On and Letting Go Through Admirability George Milton and Jay Gatsby both face the similar troubles of deciding when to hold on and when to let go however, George Milton was the more admirable character out of the two. George’s mindset was simply to protect Lennie from something worse happening to him. In both stories, George Milton and Jay Gatsby find themselves in a state where they ultimately end up asking the essential question of this topic,…

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    Great Gatsby do a great job of depicting these breaking points of main characters Precious and Jay, one of whom seeks life and the other death. The Great Gatsby is a 1925 novel written by American author F. Scott Fitzgerald that follows a cast of characters living in the fictional town of West Egg on prosperous Long Island in the summer of 1922. The story focuses on the young and mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby and his obsession for Daisy Buchanan. Claireece “Precious” Jones is a 16-year-old…

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