Seizing the Dream
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Words: 1500
Pages: 5
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Pages: 5
(approximately 235 words/page)
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Seizing the Dream
<Tab/>The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940), provides readers with Fitzgerald's perception of the American dream, in the form of a fictional novel. Set in Long Island and New York City in 1922, the story abruptly introduces us to the main character, and narrator, Nick Carraway, whom has just recently returned from his service within the Great War. Upon his return, Nick decides against remaining in his
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different opinion on such things. In my view, based on my knowledge of the situation of that time, I agree with the themes and opinions underneath the actual story. Overall it is an outstanding read and I would recommend this novel to a mature audience that is willing to sit down and sacrifice time to read, as well as to get into a rhythm for the story. In the end, it is an enjoying experience.
different opinion on such things. In my view, based on my knowledge of the situation of that time, I agree with the themes and opinions underneath the actual story. Overall it is an outstanding read and I would recommend this novel to a mature audience that is willing to sit down and sacrifice time to read, as well as to get into a rhythm for the story. In the end, it is an enjoying experience.