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The Great Gatsby Report

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The Great Gatsby begins the book with an extravagate party, with amazing entertainment and nothing but class. Nick Is first introduced, he’s a writer wanting to learn more about the scales and tactics of business. He is cousin to Daisy, who’s very one dimensional, wants to marry into money, so she stays relevant in society. She is married to Thomas, a very wealthy business man, but her heart is set on Mr. Gatsby. Now Gatsby is known by many names and tales but no one has met him at this point in the book. Nick was invited to the house by Gatsby. When Nick arrives hundreds of people full the grand house. Gatsby’s love for daisy is great, so he throughs these parties, just hoping she’ll show up. As Nick romps down the hall just observing the
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First, Daisy and Nick join Gatsby at Gatsby’s house next door where her and Gatsby get some time to recollect themselves, “He hadn 't once ceased looking at Daisy, and I think he revalued everything in his house according to the measure of response it drew from her well-loved eyes. Sometimes, too, he stared around at his possessions in a dazed way, as though in her actual and astounding presence none of it was any longer real. Once he nearly toppled down a flight of stairs,” (pg.112). First, in this part of the book is when Gatsby’s attitude throughout the rest of the story completely changes; therefore, the whole world seems to disappear causing him to fall for Daisy. Then, he doesn’t even compensate the rest of his house and how glorious it is due to Daisy taking over his whole entire attention span; this almost caused him to fall down his own stairs.

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The Great Gatsby is told from the point of view of Nick, a businessman, who lives next door to Gatsby’s residence. Gatsby throws extravagant parties and becomes a friend to Nick, who soon finds himself caught amidst interwoven conflicts in relationships. His cousin, Daisy is torn between her cheating husband, Tom, and her past love, Gatsby.

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In chapter 3 of The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby throws a gigantic party and invites his neighbor, Nick Carraway, to his party. This is significant because Gatsby is “in love” with Nick’s cousin Daisy. By inviting Nick, he befriends him in order to become closer to him to ask him to reintroduce him to Daisy, who is now married with child. In The Great Gatsby, Mr. Gatsby has unquestionably eccentric tastes.

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The Great Gatsby is one of those books where you must pay close attention to every detail or you may miss something that will later play into the meaning of the book as a whole. One of the many important scenes that does this is in Chapter 3 when Nick goes to his first ever Gatsby party, despite living right next to him, from start to ending chapter 3 reveals a lot about what is to happen in the future. First, going to one of Gatsby’s parties was a big deal in its self but as Nick finds out on page 41 was one of the very few people were invited to the party even though he doesn’t exactly know who Gatsby is. The fact that Nick was invited to this party contributes to the book because it shows how Gatsby has an interest in Nick. Later in Chapter

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Reference Ellis, A & Harper, R. (1975) A new guide to rational living. North Hollywood, CA:: Wilshire Book Company. Bandura A. (1977). Social learning theory. Englewood Cliffs (NJ): Prentice Hall; 1977.

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Nick’s perception of “great” Gatsby, is based on his desires, definitely his primary desire, Daisy. As Gatsby tries to show his love and expresses his hopes to Nick. To get hold of Daisy, so she can become his. Rewrite the past to change the future, the future written by Gatsby, contaminated with an eternal illusion, adhered by Gatsby’s “Old sport” It’s very prominent that Nick follows Gatsby, looking up to him, as a beacon of hope, emitting true love for a woman, that can’t be attainable, except by Gatsby’s idealistic dreams, making it a dream of actually being loved by Daisy in a perfect world, without repercussions.

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He is a mysterious figure whom Nick has never met. His first glance at Gatsby is when he is standing on a field with his trembling arm reached out towards a green light on a dock at another house (Fitzgerald 11). Gatsby is reaching out for Daisy, someone who has been unavailable for quite a while by that point. Gatsby is also someone who likes to constantly host parties. The reason he does so is because, “he wants [Daisy] to see his house… half expect[ing] her to wander into one of his parties, some night” (Fitzgerald 79).

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F. Scott Fitzgerald, who is best known for his work based on the jazz age has written novels such as “Tender Is the Night” and “The Great Gatsby.” He was born September 24, 1896, in Saint Paul Minnesota. He got married in 1920 to Zelda Sayre, who wrote the novel “Save Me the Waltz.” She died in 1948, just 8 years after her husband's death in 1940. F. Scott Fitzgerald was born into an upper-middle-class family.

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The Great Gatsby tells a story about the mysterious Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The Great Gatsby is a story told by Jay Gatsby’s (main character) neighbor Nick Carraway that tells the life of the mysterious Gatsby. No one really knows who he is, but, he claims to be an heir from a very wealthy family and a soldier. As we go deeper in the story we realize that he was just a poor boy that served in the army.

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I, Gatsby, have had many great achievements in My life. I have traveled the earth's wondrous waters and was an officer during WW1. But one of my greatest achievements was getting Daisy Buchanan back into my life. I have always loved Daisy since the day we met. I was lucky enough to get to get to know a girl like her.

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Nick Carraway’s story was never just about his time with Jay Gatsby; the story no one really knows is how he fell in love with the girl with stars in her eyes, the girl from a different time. She came from a whole different world than what Nick Carraway knew, a world of cell phones, music beyond jazz, and clothes of all kinds. This girl was only twenty-five when she found herself falling for Nick. I suppose in order to truly understand this story, we must start at the beginning of it all. Lilian Blake had been in love with the roaring ‘20s ever since she learned about them back in her high school years.

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The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald Setting The Great Gatsby takes place in a fictional suburb of New York, right outside of the New York City. Being a rather short novel, the story takes place over the boiling summer of 1922. Something that I have realized through out the book was that many, but not all, of the important events happened in the evening or late at night, such as the death of Myrtle and all of the lavish parties thrown my Gatsby.

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The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, is a fiction novel. Upon recently moving to the West Egg, Nick Carraway receives an invitation to an extravagant party hosted by his ominous neighbor. However Nick’s relationship with his neighbor, Jay Gatsby, does not end there. Nick is tossed into the whirlwind of Gatsby’s life-- his relationships, work, and mysterious past.

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The book I recently read was The Great Gatsby. The author of this well known book is F. Scott Fitzegerald. The genre of this book is fiction. In this book the setting took place in West Egg, Long Island in the early 1920’s. This era was during the Jazz Age.

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Gatsby knows that Daisy is a high-class individual who cares very much about status and wealth, so his entire life has been dedicated to being the best so that she will notice him. When Daisy, Gatsby’s one desire, and Nick, Gatsby’s

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