... this continual increase of personal wealth (pg. 6) It is through these basic beliefs that Worster claims the plainsmen ignored all environmental limits, much like the brokers and investors on Wall Street ignored a top-heavy economy. Worster explains that our business-oriented society began to transform farming into a mass-producing industrial machine, becoming another excess of free enterprise that not even Roosevelt ... ...

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... his assumption of Gatsby once again dictates his description of him. After the car accident that he assumes Gatsby is guilty of causing, he responds to Gatsby standing around Daisy's house by calling it "a despicable occupation" (Fitzgerald, 184). This immediate of association of Gatsby with evil and sinister actions reflects how Nick is once again, driven by his pre-set assumptions ... ...

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