How do Dexter’s views about the American dream change from the beginning to the end of the story “Winter Dreams”? Provide textua

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How do Dexter’s views about the American dream change from the beginning to the end of the story “Winter Dreams”? Provide textua

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DochEvi [55] · Answer 1 · 2023-03-03T17:14:31+03:00

Initially, he dreamt of become rich and famous, but at the end, his view of the American dream has become caught up in his desire to win Judy Jones.

<h3>What was Dexter’s dreams?</h3>

He dreamt of being a prosperous man that emerge every autumn and at a high place in society because he believes that financial success can be achieved through hard work, and he immerses himself in achieving this goal.

However, as he met a lady called "Judy Jones", his desire to win her heart led to change in his personal dream and purpose.

Therefore, despite that he dreamt of become rich and famous, but at the end, his view of the American dream has become caught up in his desire to win Judy Jones.