In Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby, who the story revolved around, was an ambitious man who strove to achieve his dream. That dream being a woman by the name of Daisy Buchanan. Everything looked fine except for the fact that Daisy was already married to a man, a man named Tom Buchanan; therefore, Daisy is unattainable. Well aware of this marriage, Gatsby still persisted for his aspiration was far too great to just give up on, thus, Jay Gatsby made a fortune just so he cou

ld impress and re-obtain the love of Daisy that he has longed for many years. His entire life, Gatsby had only one thing on his mind and that was to please Daisy, but to his demise, Daisy’s infidelity and fickleness had brought an end to his life.

Even in the Trojan War a single woman had caused the collapse of men. Helen of Troy, the most beautiful women in the world who was married to Menelaus, a Greek King, launched a thousand ships when Paris of Troy, the most beautiful man in the world, captured her. Many of these a thousand ships did not wish to go and fight for her honor, but because of their promise to defend her honor, they went to war reluctantly. Because of this single woman, hundreds and hundreds have died just to defend her honor. Although none of these warriors would be able to attain the love of Helen,

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