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The Great Gatsby- Color Symbolism

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English

 

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January 18, 2015

 

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Jay Gatsby, the most significant character in the story, leads a very materialistic lifestyle. Hoping to gain back his old love, Daisy, Gatsby uses his money to impress her, hopefully leading to their settling down together. Daisy's second cousin once removed, Nick Carraway, is the link that helps to connect Gatsby and Daisy...
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Nick "deliberately dedicates himself not only to observing Gatsby's action but to telling Gatsby's story" (Minter 82). However, Nick finds himself developing feelings towards Daisy's best friend, Jordan Baker. Although many feelings are being tossed around, colors create the misleading pretense of these characters...
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