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Corrupt Upper Class In The Great Gatsby By F. Scott Fitzgerald

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The Great Gatsby is most known for its depiction of the corrupt upper class in the 1920s and does this by using multiple literary techniques such as symbolism and motifs. Although this book’s portrayal of the upper class is most notable, what makes The Great Gatsby such a popular book is the other uses of symbolism throughout, whether obvious or more cryptic. The more subtle use of literary elements keeps the readers guessing and allows them to produce their interpretations of what F. Scott Fitzgerald is representing. In The Great Gatsby, one of the more notable uses of symbolism in this book is the use of blue along with the motif of weather helps to further establish the overall mode of the book without explicitly stating it. Blue adds a
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