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In 1930 she had a mental breakdown and spent the next year in European clinics. She then had another breakdown in 1932 in the Phipps psychiatric clinic in Baltimore where she wrote her first novel "Save me the Waltz." It was a semi-autobiography about her marriage. When the book didn't do to well she turned to play writing and wrote the play Scandelabra. This play was staged by a small theater by a group in Baltimore in 1933 but only confused critics.

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When the stock market crashed in 1929, their over-the-top lifestyle came to and end and they were left in a financial ruin. during these times she sought creative outlets of her own. she enjoyed painting, swimming, and intensively practicing ballet. she would later on write a novel and turned to play writing.

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On valentines day in 1921 she found out she was pregnant with their daughter, Frances "Scottie" Fitzgerald. Soon after she was born they moved to Long Island, New York. They started to faced troubles and financial ruin due to their excessive spending habit's. Then they moved to France Where he composed " The Great Gatsby," where she learned to paint. eager for change in pace, they moved to america where they spent time in Wilmington, Delaware in 1927. She added to her list of talents ballet and writing short stories for magazines.

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Following her high school graduation Zelda met F. Scott Fitzgerald at a weekend country club. She was a regular and he was stationed at a nearby camp Sheridan. He was captivated by her high spirits and started courtship but Zelda was hesitant about his finacial prospects. When he published "The Side Of Paradise," she agreed to marry him. The book became very popular and as the two became known Zelda became an emblem of the 1920's liberated woman.

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Born July 24, 1924, she was an American socialite, novelist, and painter. She was know for her beauty, high spirits, and personifying the carefree ideas of the 1920's ideas. On March 10, 1948 she died in Asheville, North Carolina from a fire in the hospital.