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Analysis Of The Great Gatsby By Baz Luhrmann

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Scott Fitzgerald’s, The Great Gatsby has been a cornerstone of American literature with its bold symbolism, stunning imagery, and unique syntax and diction. The novel is truly unique as it connotes the paralyzing and widespread effects of greed, lust, and fixation on the artificial during the peak of the Roaring 20’s. Each character represents and has unique flaws that define their character, which the narrator, Nick Carraway brings to light. The Great Gatsby (2013), directed by Baz Luhrmann attempts to illustrate the phenomenal novel, an extremely bold take. Compared to the novel the film is cohesive, yet the meaning is lost. Nick Carraway is personified as a recovering alcoholic, reminiscing about his time in New York in order to cope. This
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