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symbolism and imagery in gatsby

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August 13, 2012

 

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The shirts are a symbol of luxurious living and showing off of money. East Egg and West Egg are important to the story as well. East Egg is a symbol of old money while West Egg is a symbol of new money. People in West Egg have had money in their family for a while. As a result, they are arrogant and snobbish...
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As a result, they are arrogant and snobbish. These are strong characteristics of the corrupt American dream. Lastly, Gatsby's house serves as a symbol. When Nick sees Gatsby's house, he refers to his own house as an "eyesore" (5) because Gatsby's house is a grand mansion. His house is a symbol of his excessive, illegal income...
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