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The Not So Great Gatsby

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Thomas B

 

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March 23, 2015

 

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We know very little about his past until later in the book. We don’t know where he was born, who his parents are, or where all of his money came from. He frequently disappears form Nick’s view seemingly without a trace. All of these things make him out to be somebody of real importance but by looking closely we can gather an abundance of evidence to the contrary...
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We see that he is just a man looking for the lost love of his life, Daisy. He is a man looking for the American dream and when he does not find it, we see at last that he is just like the rest of us. The word great is somewhat vague in meaning. Whether someone is great or not often times depends on the person judging them...
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