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the great gatsby

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English

 

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August 11, 2014

 

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Gatsby said "that's my affair, ?I dabbled inn the oil business and the drug business.'"( ). Then Tom was doing some investigating on Gatsby, and Tom said "the man is involved in bootlegging and other illegal acts."( ). Both of these quotes support how Gatsby came of his money, and what illegal operations he did to acquire the money...
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This quote also shows how the American Dream is dead because Gatsby isn't working hard for his money; he took the easy way out to acquire the money so he could move up in the social status. The next character that shows that the American dream is dead is Myrtle. Myrtle shows how the American Dream in dead by how she tired to get into the upper class by using Tom and his money to try and fit in, but she could never fit in because she didn't know the slang and other thing the rich used to talk and communicate to each other...
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