Jay Gatsby: The Dissolution of a Dream. Talks about one of the characters in Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby"
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…of a supreme object, to restore to himself an illusion he had lost; he set about it, in a pathetic American way. Gatsby is a man with a dream at the mercy of the 'foul dust' that sometimes seems only to exist in order to swarm against the dream. It is a strange dream, Gatsby's but he was a man who had hopes and aspirations. He was a child, who believed in a childish thing.
…of a supreme object, to restore to himself an illusion he had lost; he set about it, in a pathetic American way. Gatsby is a man with a dream at the mercy of the 'foul dust' that sometimes seems only to exist in order to swarm against the dream. It is a strange dream, Gatsby's but he was a man who had hopes and aspirations. He was a child, who believed in a childish thing.
