... ceaselessly believes in her, similar to his incessant knowledge of the light. Gatsby occasionally understands her, but the majority of the time there is an obstacle in his way, such as the mist. The green light symbolizes Gatsby's persistent hope for Daisy's acceptance, even during encumbrances. Gatsby's character is illustrated by his car. Fitzgerald states "it was a rich cream color...and traced with ... a labyrinth of windshields that mirrored a dozen suns...(68). This depicts Gatsby as the new-money due to the "rich cream color" and a "dozen ... suns," which indicates a golden hue. ...

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... something in one of his works, he never comes right out and describes the person or place. Instead, he brings life to the object. In this passage from The Great Gatsby, the house of Tom and Daisy Buchanan is brought out of its normal existence. Fitzgerald uses several contrasting words, switching back and forth between words that give off a soft connotation with those that give off ... a harsh connotation, in order to give the house almost surreal qualities that better portray the place instead of an ... ...

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... where he thought he can just wake up any mourning and just return to the past. F. Scott Fitzgerald uses this idea to create confusion. The reader of this story never really knows the true character of Gatsby, for example, how he got all his money. I believe that Gatsby is an illusion created by Nick and that is the only place that can withhold such a being. Nick relied on ... Gatsby's fantasy of living in the past to see the reality of himself in the outside world. Ever since the beginning ... of the book the reader can tell that Nick ... ...

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... across the bay form the green light at the end of Daisy's dock. Gatsby throws extravagant parties in hopes that Daisy will show up at one. Gatsby is obsessed with Daisy because he remembers the Daisy of the past. Gatsby lives for the future and the way things might turn out, never really living in the present. Gatsby ends up living in the future permanently. Gatsby was never happy or satisfied. Gatsby ... always tried to reach for Daisy, but never seemed to reach her because Gatsby lived in a dream life ... not reality. For Gatsby, the green light symbolized a great ... ...

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Dear friends and family, We are gathered here today to grieve the death of the Great Jay Gatsby. A leader of course, who rose to fame and fortune as a result of hard work, Gatsby was a determined man. Not only that, but also very friendly. We know we won't forget those wonderful parties he gave with the fancy orchestra, wonderfully delicious buffets, and finger foods where we would ... indeed. Many took advantage of his fame, fortune and hospitality to spread rumors about him, which would normally destroy a man, but only made Gatsby stronger. Such would say that he had once killed a man. Trut...

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... soul; she is pure and whole, she loves and is loved and like that little girl down the way, she laughs at ones jokes and scorns at ones misbehavior. F. Scott Fitzgerald felt strongly of the forces of evil and felt no single person could embody the limitless aspects of that dark side so he simply employed multiple characters to do its biding. Myrtle embodied ... the lust and desire that draws one to that bane of the human race; she represented all that could be evil in ... to her but her good faith was misplaced. Her good turned to be the advantage of the evil. Tom aimed to bring down t...

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... course, who rose to fame and fortune as a result of hard work, Gatsby was a determined man, but also very friendly. We know we won't forget those wonderful parties he gave with the fancy orchestra, wonderfully delicious buffets, and finger foods where we would get acquainted ... fame, fortune and hospitality to spread rumors about him, which would normally destroy a man, but only made Gatsby stronger. Truthfully, the only crime committed by him was to have loved someone who was already being held. An accomplished man with such fame and fortune ... only wanted to be loved back by a woma...

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... behind it, but had a larger impact on the story because if Myrtle hadn't died, Gatsby wouldn't have been murdered and Tom and Daisy might not have stayed together. The irony is in the fact that both the people that Tom and Daisy were having an affair with were killed either directly or indirectly by the jealous spouse. Daisy killed her husband's mistress without even realizing it. She ... knew that Tom was having an affair but she didn't make the connection to Myrtle Wilson, the woman she ran over. Tom indirectly caused the murder of Gatsby because he told Wilson who the owner of the ca...

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... meaning to it. This line shows that Daisy is a bit more opinionated than she seemed previously in the story. These lines show that Daisy feels hopeless. The effect of her thought is that you can clearly see she does not like the place women take in today's society. I really see what she said as all a girl's purpose ... to do is be pleasant and pretty and that is the role women have taken. I really think she is saying a lot and making a big statement that I agree with. Page 24 "Don't believe everything you hear ... Nick." I included this quote because it was a good thing to be considered...

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... make the movies they tend to take away some of the book and add other parts that were not in the book. One thing that makes the book better to read than to watch the movie is that when you watch the movie you aren't picturing the description that the author meant for you. Such as when he describes Gatsby's ... house to you he describes it so much more than what you see in the movie. For example instead of stairs he could have had an escalator. He could have also had a piano that played by itself ... think that she was very large, but you wouldn't know that if you had just watched the mov...

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Llamas - By Sam Llamas are the ancestors of great war beasts known as the Mastodons. Evolving to the peak of their existence they became great grazing mammals and conquered rough paddocks on mountainous hillsides around the world. Armed with their advanced spitting capabilities they defend their territory with an aggressive suppressed rage that makes them dangerously unpredictable. I suspect in the next millenium that evolution will ... take over and they will become super beasts and become the next rulers of the jungles in South America. Ancient Indian History suggests that in prehistoric ti...

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... very dynamic. She is a strong woman with a great sense of tradition but at the same time she suffers from a very skewed perception of the world. While her seeming insanity drivers her to murder it also seems to be balanced by her character and her strong inner sense of pride, both in herself and in her family ... . Throughout most of this story Emily Grierson gives us the sense of strength. She shows strength when she rebuffs the men who come to collect her taxes, even though ... her source of proof has been dead for several years. She seems to show strength even when the men are creepi...

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... every meeting of your voice stuns my heart into a breathless trance that could not be broken for the world. And at every meeting of your voice that yearning is revitalized. This I want you to now, because you are the beauty of my life; that gives me the vigor to move through my day with an up beat heart, knowing that I will hear you ... ...

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... a child to grow up in. Children in cities are constantly exposed to pollution from card and factories. As a result, they can develop serious health problems, which may stay them for the rest of their lives. What `s more, living in a big city can be dangerous for children. Since there are few parks and playgrounds, many children are forced to play in streets ... in danger of getting hurt. There is also a lot of crime and violence, which means that children's lives are at risk. On the other hand, there are usually much better educational opportunities and leisure facilities in a big city ...

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... "Death to a Salesman" Willy Loman is a normal man in a family with his wife and his two boys, Biff and Happy. Willy always experiences memories of the boy's childhood and his brother Ben. Willy only seams to get delusional whenever Biff returns home for a bit. Willy's memories are like daydreams. He acts them out as well. Willy ... is also envious of Ben's prosperity, because he once had the chance to join Ben. In the short story "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" Walter Mitty also experiences daydreams. The story starts out with Walter thinking he is in the navy driving the boat. Then h...

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... got, you always want more, or you want what you can't have. For example, Kuglemass wasn't happy with his life so he went to Persky for a change. In the end he had wish he wouldn't have went that one last time because he got himself into a big mess he would never escape. People are always looking for a change ... . When someone changes their life they are just asking for something to go wrong, of course unless their life is bad and they change for the good. In this story, Kuglemass was not happy with his life so he changed it. He was worried his wife would find out he was having an affair ...

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... all must keep in mind that no matter what we choose at some point it affects others. An example would be my senior class. Each of us are merely choosing the rest of our life, planning what college to go to, what to study, with hopes of being successful someday in that area. If you think about that, and wonder ... if you didn't go to college what would happen. In the future when you have a family will you be able to provide for them what they need like someone that chose college could. I know most of us don't want to ... sit down and think "What if...?" At these point in our lives, no on...

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... God), or George Bowlegs getting ready to go running. He was training hard to get in shape for the ritual dance to Zuni. His good friend George Bowlegs was waiting at the end of his run with his bike. But when he got to his bike, there was someone waiting there, but it wasn't Bowlegs. It was Salamobia, a black feather covered bird ... go thirty miles away to Zuni. He is a single Navaho man that worked on the police force for a while. He wasn't too happy about driving out to Zuni. When he got to the scene, all there was left was a big patch of blood that has soaked into the earth. The Zun...

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... of what I have experienced in life due to my family members and my relationships with my friends. The reason that I chose to do my project about the relationships I have with my family and friends is due to the fact that without them I would not be the same person today. My family has gone through many rough spots but we always get through are struggles ... because we are very supportive of each other. I have become a supportive person because of the issues that I have dealt with in my life. I never thought that families can grow without marriages, births, deaths, or anything like that ...

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... communication, budgeting of your time, and stress management. You will need to have all your ducks in a row to successfully pull off school and work at the same time. It Is All About Communication Talk to your employer. Let them know that you are going back to school and how this will affect your ... work. Will you need a special schedule? Will this schooling make you more valuable to the company? Playing up this angle will make for an employer who is glad to do whatever it takes to help you succeed. You will also have to ... help as you take on extra responsibilities will help them to h...

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... service I feel myself gaining knowledge of what is important. In some instances it also makes me realize how lucky I am. A few things that I am in involved in are volunteering at the hospital, helping out at Sunday school, doing various works of service through Key Club, and ministering to my school through ACTS. I thoroghly enjoy each of these for separate reasons. Working ... at the hospital is great for me because I am very interested in the field of medicine and I work in the emergency room. I love children and I love interacting with them during Sunday school. I have surely learned...

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... . Today we have fax machines, laptops, cell phones etc and the business world is using all these advances to their advantages. Mr. Peretz made that clear in his presentation. I can't say I learn much from him because most of what he said I already new. The only thing I can say that was interesting is the security card. This card helped because as we spoke in ... class one time about the measures that taken to prevent misuse of information systems. The other thing that Mr.Peretz helped in is about the world of investing. As I mentioned in my goals I most invest ... doing and proud of wha...

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... to discuss one poem in particular. I choose 241. Written around 1861, 241 is in essence a poem about the realness of people. People put on a visage. The only person we ever truly know is ourselves. Dickinson uses pain and death as a way of showing that the only time we can show our true selves is when our mind does not have time to catch ... up with the reactions of our bodies. When faced with great pain the body automatically shows the emotion we really feel. As soon as our mind has a chance to understand what is happening, the moment of realness has already passed. It is that moment t...

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... and people don't realize that. There are many different types of environmental pollution such as acid rain, global warming, desertification, overpopulation, and solid waste disposal. In the following paragraphs I will discuss what I can do to help prevent environmental pollution. I think that all kinds of environmental pollution can be stopped if we all use ... our heads and just think before we throw a piece of trash on the ground, instead throw it into a nearby garbage can. We should look at our Earth as a precious human being and treat it like it is a child ... We should not trash i...

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... of happiness without any regrets. Everyday, every hour, every minute, and every second people would be making decisions no matter where they are in the world. Decisions are the way in which life goes on, without decisions people would never move on with life. Making decisions in my life had given me many ... not too long ago. Deciding between pledging for a college fraternity, "Beta Omega Phi," and keeping things the way they are, treating my health problem first. Family support was the biggest need within my life. Without the support of my family, things I do would be unsuccessful or r...

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