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Degger [83]
1 year ago
14

would anyone be willing to give me multiple quotes from the book the great gatsby on why he is not great. my question for my ess

ay is “Is the great gatsby really great” and i’m leaning towards the side that he is not. pls pls help it’s due tmr and i’m so stuck
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1 answer:
Minchanka [31]1 year ago
3 0

Some facts that can show the vulnerabilities of Jay Gatsby are:

  • Even though he is wealthy, he lacks good manners
  • He makes some rash decisions in his pursuit of Daisy
  • He refuses to accept reality.

<h3>The Great Gatsby summary</h3>

This refers to the tragic novel of a successful self-made millionaire, Jay Gatsby, and his romantic interests in Daisy Buchanan who he had loved much earlier.

Hence, we can see that based on his newfound wealth and power, Jay Gatsby believes that morals can be abandoned and as such he also loses his manners and makes rash decisions in his pursuit of Daisy.

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