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Adulery and Death

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English

 

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Ella S

 

Date added:

August 21, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Through their lust and their belief that anything is attainable, the characters of Hurstwood, Dimmesdale, and Gatsby ultimately pay the price of death through their "dream". One thing that all of these characters had in common prior to their affairs was the fact they were all respected in their society...
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They were not outcasts until they started reaching for an obsession that they could not possible be with. In the case of Hurstwood, his attraction was to Carrie and inevitably led to his downfall. From the first time Hurstwood laid eyes on Carrie he started to ignore his wife. Soon his wife realized that something was going on and decides to file for a divorce, hire a detective, and locked him out of their house...
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