... is different from the other girls in the novel and most women of the 1920s. Jordan is portrayed as hard, independent, and confident. She does not put all her time into a relationship like the other girls. Instead, her time is consumed of golfing. "she had moved her ball from a bad lie in the semi-final round " (Fitzgerald 57) Nick notices that ... ...

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... with a French naval aviator. The couple then returned home in 1931 to try and get back on track. Unfortunately in the early 1930's his wife suffered a breakdown and was put into an institution and diagnosed as a schizophrenic. Another shot at Fitzgerald came in 1932 when his wife wrote an autobiography called Save Me the Waltz. Her book portrayed him insignificantly and ... ...

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