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The Great Gatsby

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December 25, 2013

 

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Tom and Daisy Buchanan have social connections and have an inherited upper-class social standing. Inspite of these things their marriage is desperate beneath the service. There is an inner emptiness in the social class of the East Egg geographical area. Jay Gatsby lives in the West Egg district next to Nick...
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He lives in a gigantic Gothic mansion. Gatsby has a lavish display of self-made wealth, but does not have the social connections nor the refined social status like the people in the East Egg. His elaborate parties that he throws at his mansion shows that the upper-class in the West Egg were looking to make connections with the upper-class in the East to make them rich...
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