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    Gatsby through our new literary lense, Clash of Class, I was able to understand the social divide that is very apparent throughout the novel. Often times The Great Gatsby is looked at as a love story, but there is much more to the historic novel than just love. The Clash of Class lense looks deeper, beyond money and power, into the novel and required me to really explore the differences between East Egg( Old money) and West Egg (New Money). Money is a defining quality throughout The Great Gatsby in

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    In the classic story of The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald shows multiple times that real love does not exist in the world. In the classical story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, he shows many affairs go on in the story and that their is fake love in the world. When this story was written it was coincidentally similar to his actual real life. The characters life and problems were very similar to what was going on in his life. In the book of Horst H. Kruse called F.Scott Fitzgerald at Work: The Making

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    Nick to his friend Meyer Wolfsheim. One of the most strange details of Mr. Wolfsheim was the strange decorated buttons on his jacket evidenced when Wolfsheim said ‘’I see your looking at my cuff buttons….. Finest specimens of human molars.”(Fitzgerald, 72). A human molar on a jacket is possibly one of the strangest/disgusting things I have heard to be on someone’s jacket. However besides Mr. Wolfsheim’s fashion sense he seems to trust his friend Gatsby a lot for example when Wolfsheim states “Yeah

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    focus of living is getting more money and to be as successful as possible. This became a huge issue during the 1920's. In this era, people made money from the stock market, illegal bootlegging and so forth. With these people hitting the jackpot, this then created a new rank called `new money'. This rank, however, never overpowered `old money' the most wealthiest, well-known and respected class. The possession of material wealth however, can't bring true happiness. Love is an important factor in this

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    In the future I see myself in a comfortable position where I can provide the enough money to pay my bills, support my family and create a good environment for my family. I want to work hard to have a good salary per year. It means I will have to make the enough money where I will not struggle with bills and finances. My goal is to coach professional baseball after I am done playing. I will make around $15,000 per month if everything works out well. I like to think big because I am an ambitious person

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    “That locality is always vaguely disquieting, even in the broad glare of afternoon, and now I turned my head as though I had been warned of something behind. Over the ashheaps the giant eyes of Doctor T.J Eckleberg kept their vigil, but I perceived, after a moment, that someone’s eyes were regarding us with peculiar intensity from less than twenty feet away”(Fitzgerald 124). The eyes of Doctor T.J Eckleberg watches over all the characters while they live in what they consider the “American dream”

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    situations throughout the film. The Younger family which Hansberry focuses on is a black family struggling with poverty, yet dreaming of possessing a lifestyle far more promising. This covers two of the main themes of the film which I believe are the concepts of dreams and money. Walter Younger, who is Lena’s only son serves both as an antagonist and protagonist in the film due to his

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    The importance of being Earnest by Oscar Wilde uses satire to criticize the aspects of marriage. Jack and Algernon both try to find what’s considered love in the Victorian age. Wilde satirizes what love was considered in marriage during the Victorian age. Algernon’s views on proposal and loves supposed associations with names shows the portrayed satire on marriage. Algernon doesn’t believe in the traditional ways of marriage. While Algernon is talking to Jack about marriage Algernon states “there

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    I would like to pursue a career as an architectural drafter and a drafting engineer. The Prairie Meadows Scholarship would help me financially and it would make it easier to pay off student loans after college. This is my dream job. I love taking architectural and engineer drafting classes at school. My parents always told me to get a job that I would enjoy so I would be happy to go to work. Architecture is something that I enjoy doing and would like to make a career out of. I have always been fascinated

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    displays the American Dream with Jay being a very rich guy that has a goal to try to talk to Daisy and get back into a relationship with her. Nick has found out that Jay has connections with lots of different people and is very popular. Jay has so much money he invites lots of people to his house for large parties where he buys everything necessary. When Jay and Daisy finally meet up again Tom starts to get a little suspicious and gets into a fight with Jay knowing that Jay wants to get back with Daisy

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