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While these workers may or may not be fully aware of the circumstances of their contracts and their situation is objectively better with any sort of income, it does not grant contractors a free pass to do as they please. This view of foreign migrant workers is especially damaging because it provides Dubai an excuse to continue violating human rights. Their vulnerability lies within their socioeconomic status and lack of language skills necessary to navigate through…

what I can learn from them both. In this paper, I want to discuss who Ryker and Athena are. Then I want to talk about I will describe what I observed when I watched the two kids at the playground. Next I will talk about my theoretical impressions that came from the book. Finally, the concluding with my personal reflection…

written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, has an abundance of symbolism, growth, and dreams. Deep within the story is a meaning of pure gratitude that grounds the depth of strength and recovery through a sense of fight and difficulty. However, it represents this idea by the caption of a lifestyle filled with wealth and power within the lives of many born into such a lifestyle with the acceptance of one individual. Each of the characters seems to be seeking a better future or a more fulfilled outline of…

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making the money by becoming a bootlegger. He believes that this money would buy Daisy’s love, “Her voice is full of money, he said suddenly. That was it. I'd never understood before. It was full of money – that was the inexhaustible charm that rose and fell in it, the jingle of it” (120). Gatsby lives a corrupted illusion that his wealth will lead to love and satisfaction. Gatsby wants Daisy so badly that he uses corrupt and illegal ways to make his money. The irony is that he chooses a life of…

Gatsby realize that money will never amount to happiness because they both feel lonely. By him taking the attempt to achieve his dream to an extreme, he has an effect on people’s lives. All of the characters visions of the American dream relate in a way. Jay Gatsby may have a big house, parties, and money but that does not fill the void in his heart of loneliness. He became rich and he has all of the materialistic things he could…

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(Fitzgerald 98) and later became the renowned “Jay Gatsby of West Egg, Long Island” (98). His humble upbringings could have easily shaped his beliefs to think that he must continue on as his parents did and that their way of life was a good one. However they do the opposite of this, leading him to make a new persona for his new identity. Gatsby knew that there was more for him than the modest life of a farmer and one day luckily found his answer, through Dan Cody. Cody’s flashy lifestyle…

are both dishonest and deeply flawed men who commit consistent shows of indiscretions. For example, Tom condemns Daisy’s affair, but does not have the decency to be discreet about his own. Gatsby’s shady business dealings with Wolfsheim and illicit ways of acquiring wealth can, without a doubt, compare to Tom’s unscrupulous character. Both Tom and Gatsby lie and cheat, but Tom does it for the sole purpose of self-indulgence, while Gatsby does what he does in pursuance of his dream. Tom and…

gender in the household. This is more detailed in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s, The Great Gatsby, where wealthy men of high social class with many women being considered significant. Tom Buchanan is introduced as a hulking figure with a history of affairs while being married to Daisy who is Tom’s wife. Despite Daisy being aware she is inferior to Tom, she continues her act of obliviousness to Tom’s affairs in order to continue being apart of a high social class. Based on this, Fitzgerald’s anger…