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The Unhealthy Obsessiontion In The Great Gatsby By F. Scott Fitzgerald

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The Novel The Great Gatsby is an astounding book with the tendency to overlook things such as crimes. The crimes all seem to have a cloud, of the same color, or meaning at least, hanging over them. The cloud that is being used is a simple one, such as love. In this novel love tends to overcast a lot of situations so well, that only when you're looking at it under a different cloud you see the faults and the cracks of what is going on. Throughout this book, there are many examples but there will only be one that will be discussed. The one that will be discussed will be broken up and it is the unhealthy obsession that Gatsby has for the character Daisy Buchanan. Gatsby has a very unhealthy obsession with the character Daisy but oddly enough
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