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My padlet is about changing how the story could have gone, going into detail about different topics and being creative. The main thing I feel that you can pull from my paper is that you can't hyper obsess over one thing and drown everything else out. It's fine to obsess over a goal but you still have to pay attention to all of the step in between. otherwise in the end you'll be all alone since you didn't make any true connections.

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This an award to Nick Carraway for being most likely to be a super hero, in the version where Toby Maguire is Nick ,for obvious reasons. Gatsby also says Congrates to Nick. The reason I think he would get this award is one, Nick and Gatsby had a very close relationship. "They're a rotten crowd,' I shouted . . . 'You're worth the whole damn bunch put together."(Fitzgerald#72)This quote shows how close they were, and Nick being the only one to show up for Gatsby in the end kinda makes him Gatsbys super hero. Secondly I think he would get this award because he's Spider-Man in a different universe.

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This is Gatsbys wanted poster, he's wanted for with holding information from the police on a hit and run and dabbling in the black market aswell as throwing to many crazy parties."He and this Wolfsheim bought up a lot of side-street drug-stores here and in Chicago and sold grain alcohol over the counter. That's one of his little stunts. I picked him for a bootlegger the first time I saw him, and I wasn't far wrong."(Fitzgerald#43) This quote proves that Gatsby was involved in organized crime.

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This is Gatsby trying to get Daisy to come over to his house and hang. “You always have a green light that burns all night at the end of your dock." (Fitzgerald#57)This is Gatsby flirting with Daisy meaning he would actually send these texts. He doesn't care that she is married to Tom because he still believes Daisys love still belongs entirely to him. If he had the technology we had today Gatsby would definitely be blowing up Daisys phone and stalking her snap score and Instagram.

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I change it this way becasue with the origonal ending it was just sad, there was a looming darkness and no one really got what they wanted. A quote that supports this is, "After Gatsby's death the East was haunted for me like that, distorted beyond my eyes' power of correction." (Fitzgerald#93)On top of all of this Nick basically got dumped by Jorden. So I wanted to change the ending to something where everyone got something they wanted and everyone ended up being happy.

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The current ending of The Great Gatsby is that Gatsby gets shot by Wilson, then no one shows up to Gatsbys funeral. I think that a better ending would be, if after the argument that Tom and Gatsby had, Daisy would leave Tom and go with Gatsby. Then on the way back Myertle would have never been hit, and Tom would eventually marry Myertle while Wilson finds another lover. Then after all of that Gatsby throws a big party, and basically everyone from the book shows up. Then at the party Nick and jorden get together. So at the End Gatsby gets Daisy, Nick gets Jorden and Tom gets Myertle.

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The Great Gatsby was a very interesting book. Personally, it's not my kind of book, but it was still entertaining. All of the Characters were good, they all had some sence of mystery to them. This added to the overall experience because it always had you guessing. I feel that the setting could have used a little more desription, I didn't really feel immersed. The main setting that was talked about I feel was Gatsbys house. All that was really said about the rest was "The “old rich” families live in the fashionable “East Egg,” and the “newly rich” are in “West Egg."(Fitzgerald#12) As for the ending I feel like it was sad and abrupt. Gatsby just died and no one came to his funeral. All that was really said was by Nick, "After Gatsby's death the East was haunted for me like that, distorted beyond my eyes' power of correction".There wasn't really any closure. Personally I would rate the book a 7/10.