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Throughout the book the Great Gatsby we see the dream of one man, Jay Gatsby. Gatsby's dream is not merely what is known as the American Dream-the belief that anyone can rise to success no matter who they are or where they are from. Instead, it is a form of romantic idealism. It is the belief in fairytales and princesses and happy endings, a faith that life can be special, remarkable, and beautiful, and flawless. Gatsby is not interested in power or money instead he uses his power and money in his attempt to gain his ultimate dream, Daisy. He must have her and he will do anything that is required in order to win her. Unfortunately, Gatsby's faith in love and happy endings is not a realistic one and his dream is ultimately crushed. However, one question is left behind, are dreams worth fighting for or should the fear of failure prevent one from attempting to fulfill their dreams. Jay Gatsby's idealistic view of Daisy Buchanan creates a conflict for him once he is confronted by the reality. Over the course of five years, Gatsby has built Daisy up in his mind to be the perfect woman, someone that the actual Daisy c
Next the words in this quote are too powerful to be left unanalyzed. From the start of it his words are strong. “No amount of fire” alone makes the quote irresistible. The fire indicates unbearable pain and freshness represents the crudeness of people just being their unpolished selves. Challenge is a word meaning fight or trying truly hard. “His ghostly heart” means his transparent most vulnerable place. So no matter how much pain this person has to fight through it will never change the perception of his pure unchangeable most useful organ. Even though tough situations come and fake people pester us, they do not alter our true memories. The memories we store in heart are the pure images that we acquire from our strange conditions we run into in our hectic everyday lives. The words in this quote are immense at expressing the point. “ No amount of fire or freshness can challenge what a man will store in his ghostly heart forever.”
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American Dream,
Daisy Buchanan,
American Dream-the,
Unfortunately Gatsby's,
George Wilson's,
Dream Gatsby's,
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Jay Gatsby's,
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happy endings,
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Approximate Word count = 753
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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