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Bound By His Origins: an analysis of Jay Gatsby

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November 8, 2014

 

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The name is very important to him. It's as though he thinks that by changing his name, he can erase his past and change his lot in life. However a simple name change is nothing compared to the larger, more extravagant fabrications he relied on later in his life. It is never explicitly stated how Gatsby came about his fortune...
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However he seems to have a business connection to Meyer Wolfsheim, the man Gatsby claims "fixed the World's Series in 1919" (Fitzgerald, 71) . While having lunch with an unsavoury character like Wolfshiem does not necessarily make Gatsby guilty by association, Wolfshiem's talk of "business gonnegtions" (Fitzgerald, 69) does not make their meetings seem innocent...
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