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How are Nick's views of gender roles seen through his everyday life?

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As already stated this quote reveals that Nick believes women to be objects competing for the attention of men. He creates the gender role between women and men. Women should be naive and oblivious. Men should be stoic and wanted. This gender role is seen in the way he characterizes the women at the party. He uses words such as "girls", "puppyish", and "playful".

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Overall Theme: Women are seen as less than Men

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Overall Theme: Women are seen as less than Men

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In all three quotes bring up the idea that women flaunt over men and play into stereotypical gender roles. Jordan is described as taking her first steps like a baby would be described. The women of the party are described as "puppyish" and as "girls" not women showing how Nick sees women as lesser. In the last quote, it is talked about how women are just an object to make a man look better.

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The quote reveals how Nick Carraway views women and love. He doesn't view women as mature or sophisticated, but rather as naive or immature. We can see this opinion because instead of talking about women with the word "women" he uses the word "girls". By saying "girls" he refers to innocence and adolescence. This quote also reveals that Nick Carraway believes love to be demonstrative and disruptive. I think he also believes love is a game. He makes these women seem as if they are fighting for who gets which man's attention first.

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A key topic that is found in The Great Gatsby is gender roles.  This can be seen in this quote because the women are described as always needing a man's attention. They are described as "playful", "puppyish" or "convivial", this makes them seem naive or innocent. The use of the word "puppyish" makes these women seem innocent and playful, because oftentimes puppies are associated with innocence and playfulness. Also, when describing these women he uses the word "girls" instead of women. This adds another layer of ingenuous characteristics to these women. This gender role of being naive is seen a lot throughout the book. We also see it when Daisy is talking about the birth of her daughter. She says she hopes her daughter will be a, "beautiful little fool". (17)

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One main topic this quote relates to is gender roles. Women - especially young women - were seen as accessories and almost "toys" to older men. And, even within the couples gender roles are present because when described as "fashionable", the woman is usually there to compliment the mans look and prove their superiority.

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Like I touched on in the other analysis, this reveals Nick Caraway's view on romance - especially within marriage. He might despise couples and marriage because the couple uses each other as accessories, while Nick might value more genuine connections. He might also despise the superiority of couples. This quote also reveals his views on single young women, especially ones that draw older men. When he says, "eternal graceless circles" it gives us the sense that even though it is not as pretty or fashionable as the couples, they bring a sense of youth and happiness that he doesn't see in the rigid (tortuously) couples. It is a strong contrast between circles and the couples being described as tortuously.

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One thing this quote reveals about Nick Caraway's view on romance is his views on couples and marriage. When he describes them as "superior", it gives us a sense that he believes couples see themselves as better than single people such as himself. When he describes them as "fashionably" and "holding each other tortuously", he might be conveying that even though they believe they are better than other's they face a lot of turns within their relationships, and might not be true partners and just accessories to one another.

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Having or marked by repeated turns or bends; winding or twisting

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lasting or existing forever; without end or beginning

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(Of a person) Cheerful and friendly; jovial.

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This connects to the key topic Wealth, it describes the affect Gatsby's wealth has on people. Jordan is described with this sort of pep in her step after hearing that Gatsby wants to speak to her personally, like this is a high class item only few get to do. This discussion with Gatsby giving Jordan high excitement truly describes how people need for more wealth/being close to wealth over power's their hatred/jealousy for the wealthy.

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Like talked about in the analysis of Jordan in this quote this quote reveals Jordan's characterization need to be successful. Not only does this quote describe how she feels about getting a discussion with Gatsby, hot commodity, but also shows a reaction to this "hot commodity" is one similar to when she is on a golf course and one knows that Jordan has cheated on golf tournaments to win. Her desire for success drives this emotion to cheat, which also comes out when she is given an "special" opportunity like talking to Gatsby on his request.

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This reveals Jordan's desire to get ahead. Here Jordan is being singled out to talk to Gatsby alone giving her a feeling of excitement like going on a golf course, and one knows when reading later on that Jordan cheats to win golf tournaments. Allowing one to believe that this excitement is the same as when she cheats to win almost as if she sees private talk with Gatsby as getting ahead and winning.

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Characteristic of being happy, carefree, and confident.

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"There was a jauntiness about her movements as if she had first learned to walk upon golf courses on clean, crisp mornings" (45).

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"There was a jauntiness about her movements as if she had first learned to walk upon golf courses on clean, crisp mornings" (45).

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"old men pushing young girls backward into eternal graceless circles, superior couples holding each other tortuously, fashionably" (46).

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"old men pushing young girls backward into eternal graceless circles, superior couples holding each other tortuously, fashionably" (46).

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"girls were putting their heads on men’s shoulders in a puppyish, convivial way, girls were swooning backward playfully into men’s arms, even into groups, knowing that some one would arrest their falls-" (50).

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"girls were putting their heads on men’s shoulders in a puppyish, convivial way, girls were swooning backward playfully into men’s arms, even into groups, knowing that some one would arrest their falls-" (50).