... material luxury. Even her husband, Tom, is the epitome of the All-American boy "among various physical accomplishments, he had been one of the most powerful ends that ever played football at New Haven - a national figure in a way". Daisy and Tom exude American aristocracy, although, differently then Gatsby. Daisy and Tom are "old money" while Gatsby is "new money" and not ... under the same category. The affair between Daisy and Gatsby ultimately fails and ends with Gatsby being shot and killed. The reason that this was unavoidable is that Gatsby created a fantasy so comprehensive that ...

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• Approx Pages: 2
• Grade Level: High School

... Oliver and the parents of the neighborhood girls. Biff steals many things throughout his life. When Biff was young, his father wanted, more then anything for him to be a big football star, but because of Willy's actions, he failed to realize the dream. Biff never studied at school and failed to achieve the required grade for entrance to university. Bernard told ... for Willy, however Biff is also a failure in Willys eyes because he has not lived the dream. Happy is much more like his father, he evades reality by living in a fantasy world. The play has a tragic ending of Willy still want...

• Word Count: 1542
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School

... Oliver and the parents of the neighborhood girls. Biff steals many things throughout his life. When Biff was young, his father wanted, more then anything for him to be a big football star, but because of Willy's actions, he failed to realize the dream. Biff never studied at school and failed to achieve the required grade for entrance to university. Bernard told ... for Willy, however Biff is also a failure in Willys eyes because he has not lived the dream. Happy is much more like his father, he evades reality by living in a fantasy world. The play has a tragic ending of Willy still want...

• Word Count: 1574
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School