Gatsby made sure his house was very lavish and he had enough food to please people he does not even associate with. The parties seem to define his solitude, because it would seem Mr. Gatsby had these many parties because he was alone and probably wanted company, even if it was with strangers. Even though these events defined a solitude to Mr...
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Even though these events defined a solitude to Mr. Gatsby. Many people live their lives each day to be accepted; To live a life of fakeness just to be accepted in the outside world, but never accepted inside their own soul. Furthermore, Mr. Gatsby's household also showed a sign of disingenuousness. It has already been stated how Mr...
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