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    Generation” are also showed greatly in the book. This article focus on money and love in The Great Gatsby through analysising characteristics of personality and the view of money,value of some representative characters in the novel, and then reveal to the reason that creat this romantic tragedy story. 1. Pursue love by money --- Love promote the generation of money desire In The Great Gatsby,pure and beautiful love seems to endowed with money, this strong armed forces. Under the impetus…

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    The people in shady hills are shadowed by the truth that consumes their lives as a lie, conserving an illusion of happiness and dominance. They continue their lies living in a lifestyle of parties and fancy dinners and do not realise what is going on around them. To give an example of the superficiality life in shady hills, when Francis weed attended a dinner party with his wife, he noticed that he is familiar with the maid’s face, only to realise that he saw her during World War II. The maid…

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    his love. Eddie has challenged Marco to “lift a chair” from the bottom of which Eddie succedded to lift it but Marco could not, he did this to make Marco aware of his strength and masculinity. By doing this Eddie had thought that they would leave, but they didn’t. Marco told Eddie that “in my country (eddie) would be dead now ” to prove his power and he used this words of revenge because he is tired of daily challenges with Eddie. Marco warns Eddie to stay away from Roldolfo and…

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    Regionalist art. The element of his paintings Wood’s famous painting, American Gothic, 1930. The models in this painting, the woman was his 30 years old sister and the man was 62 years old dentist from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the town in the American Midwest where Grant Wood lived. Many of his paintings were painted the rural American Midwest, it because of his family background. American Gothic,…

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    Keeping Up with the Kardashians, all the characters have fabulous, dramatic lives that an average person would not even be able to imagine. Because of this, it is widely believed that rich people have the most fascinating and sumptuous lives. It is no surprise that everyone who hears about the extravagant life will want it too. The main reason for this desire is simply because society is only pleased when presented with extravagant, materialistic things. Watching rich people in the media is the…

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    The reestablished vitality of our capital in the 21st century has returned London to the cutting edge of the contemporary novel. As in the Victorian time, the production of riches and the general population this pulls in present the writer with unrivaled open doors for characters enmeshed in private enterprise, defilement and philanthropy. Elizabeth Day's third novel is around four outsiders – independent multimillionaire Howard, Ugandan exile Beatrice, widowed Carol and correspondent Esme –…

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    The Great Gatsby Irony

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    In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby, the main theme, wealth is the most important quality in a person, is prevalent throughout the entire work, including the title. The appellation, The Great Gatsby, although chosen after the protagonist, is extremely ironic because Gatsby is neither admirable nor truthful. Moreover, the ironic nature of the title adds to the work by presenting its main theme and providing a broader insight to the book. In The Great Gatsby, the ironic title deepens…

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    Parkinson 2 The problem with this is that not only is Daisy cheating on her husband, but Gatsby doesn’t understand nor realizes the real reason Daisy is with him now. Daisy wants to be with Gatsby because now he is wealthy, and he can give her anything she desires. Gatsby even says,”her voice is full of money.” (Chapter 7 pg. 120, The Great Gatsby). This means that Daisy doesn’t know what she truly wants. Gatsby is too madly in love with her…

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    The Disillusionment of an American Dream Wealth, fame, love, and happiness are a few words most associated with the American Dream. F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the novel Great Gatsby, whose characters tried to acquire this, but are unsuccessful. The characters have made wrong choices of love, and gained wealth in the wrong way, to fulfill the American Dream. Daisy Buchannan is a young women who has grown up in a wealthy house with high standards. She has known from the beginning that she would…

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    The Great Gatsby, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald takes place in the 1920s in New York City. In the tragedy there are several colors that are symbolic towards the story. The main colors include grey, white, yellow, and green. Grey symbolizes sadness and the lack of confidence. White symbolizes innocent, purity, and a new beginning. Yellow is one of the main colors associated with Gatsby as it symbolizes money and power. Lastly, Green symbolizes growth and freshness. The many colors of The Great…

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