Gatsby did not deserve what he got. Everything he did proved his unfaltering love for Daisy. He worked through poverty and rose to a position of power because he knew he would never win Daisy’s love otherwise.
Gatsby did not have the end he deserved, for a humanitarian issue that no human being deserves that end, however despicable that being may have been.
In fact, Gatsby is a corrupt man who has extremely deplorable actions, but there were a thousand ways to make him pay for it more fairly, showing that corruption is not the way to happiness and that greed corrupts.
if you were writing an argumentative essay suggesting a tour of reliant stadium for the class field trip, which of the following would NOT be a reason (subclaim) to support your argument?
Answer:
Architecture exposes students to math, science, and art.