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Tragic Myrtle

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English

 

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Laura H

 

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July 31, 2015

 

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University

 

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Myrtle considers herself to be sophisticated and of high maintenance because she purchases cheap things fro the drug store. She reads the "Town tattle" she buys "cold-cream" and "a small flask of perfume," to make herself feel as though she were a sophisticated woman of the East Egg. Through this diction, Fitzgerald precisely portrays Myrtle as a materialistic, superficial and non- sophisticated woman trying to help her tragic figure...
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Through this diction, Fitzgerald precisely portrays Myrtle as a materialistic, superficial and non- sophisticated woman trying to help her tragic figure. Through setting Fitzgerald employs textual detail when he describes the valley of ashes which feeds Myrtle's tragic figure. Rather than simply telling his readers she lives in the slums, he uses textual evidence to link the barren valley of ashes to Myrtle's character...
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