How did fitzgerald draw on his own life experiences to create his characters and plot lines?

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One could contend that Fitzgerald composed the plot the way he did with the expectation of mirroring his perspective of an awesome disquietude defeating American culture; a plot that uncovered a pervasive vacuousness that debilitates to degrade cultivated men and ladies. This is maybe a demeanor encouraged by Victorian culture, brought into the new century. With that in mind, maybe the novel ought to have been entitled "The Troubled Twenties".

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