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Will Kramer: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Will Kramer: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Thesis: In the 1920’s social classes created an individual’s identity. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby helps to prove just how much an individual’s identity is tied to the class he or she is part of.

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Finn O'Neil: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Finn O'Neil: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Thesis:  In the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the author uses the characters in the novel to portray the idea that people in the 1920’s believed that having money meant them being on a higher level than any other person.

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Fitzgerald is saying that those who pursue the American Dream can never be satisfied, because the American Dream entails always striving for something more than what we already have.

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The novel of the Great Gatsby portrays a disillusioned American dream and an excessive optimism of Americans through the naturalistic pursuit of this fantasy as portrayed by the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy.

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Through the use of characterization in The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald illustrates that the people living in the 1920s, like Gatsby, had a false sense of optimism and were wasting their lives chasing an unachievable goal which was the American Dream.

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Thesis: The American Dream is achievable demonstrated by Gatsby's inability to obtain the girl of his dream, even with all the money in the world

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Bailey Fleming: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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Bailey Fleming: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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Thesis: In The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the author uses the characterization of the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy, to illustrate that people put on a mask of wealth and happiness to cover up the reality of their miserable lives in the “Roaring 20s”.

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Samantha Johnson: Gatsby Final Assessment

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Samantha Johnson: Gatsby Final Assessment

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Thesis: Through characterization in The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald conveys the Roaring 20’s as a time when people used status and wealth to isolate themselves from society and prevent loneliness.

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Samantha Johnson Gatsby Final Assessment

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Isabelle McStowe: The Great Gatsby Assessment

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Isabelle McStowe: The Great Gatsby Assessment

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Thesis: In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald depicts the experience of the "Roaring 20s" through the social life of the wealthier class to portray the deception of happiness that one felt during that time.

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Thesis: Through the characterization of Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald depicts how people in society during the 1920s utilized their wealth and power to distract themselves from their inevitable loneliness.

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 Sarah Letourneau: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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 Sarah Letourneau: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Thesis: In 1920, the pursuit of satisfaction formed severe unethical standards mostly amung the higher classes rather than of the lower or “new money” classes.

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Prasanna Gurung: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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Prasanna Gurung: The Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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During the 1920's, many people were unaware of their role in society and where they would fit in causing them to feel a sense of isolation and loneliness.

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Thesis: Through the characterization of Gatsby, Fitzgerald illustrates the effect of jealousy on the social classes and how it had a negative impact on society in the 1920’s.

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In The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the author is making a comment on the false ideals people held during the 1920s through his depiction of the way that the various social classes behave and interact with each other.

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Through new money and lavish parties, Fitzgerald depicts the Roaring 20s as a time of high social class and low morals leading to the American Dream being utterly unattainable because money can’t give you happiness.

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Thesis: Through the characterization of Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald conveys how the pursuit of the American Dream, with the negative motives of materialistic values including wealth and social class, led to the corruption of individuals’ morality during the “Roaring 20s”.

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Thesis: In the novel, The Great Gatsby, the author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, portrays the “Roaring 20’s” as an era of social competition, fueled by the shallow, materialistic, personas of the upper class.

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Thesis: Gatsby’s parties in The Great Gatsby shows F. Scott Fitzgerald's idea of false hope during the 1920s.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald adaptations in characters throughout the book reveals that money, personality, and intelligence does not mean equality if you are not born into a high society social class.

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Abby Williams - The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Abby Williams - The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Through the characterization of the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy, Fitzgerald demonstrates that fixation on one goal leads to isolation, emptiness, and inner turmoil.

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Thesis: Fitzgerald portrays that wealth and money is much more artificial and unfulfilling  then how their society perceives it to be .

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Fitzgerald uses the characterization of Gatsby to emphasize the dangers of overwhelming optimism.

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Sydney Ellis- The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Sydney Ellis- The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Thesis: In The Great Gatsby, F Scott Fitzgerald uses many large plot points such as the death of Myrtle, Gatsby and Wilson to reveal how the people in the 1920's needed to be more forgiving and open to others around them.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald uses isolation of the characters to portray the negative consequences of the social classes of the 1920s.

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Ryan Dodge- The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Ryan Dodge- The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Thesis: Through the use of characterization in The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald emphasizes the idea that the American Dream is ultimately an unattainable goal.

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Kaylee Kirouac

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Caroline Twite Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Caroline Twite Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott FItzgerald presents the “Roaring 20’s” as a time where people needed the validation of others when it came to wealth and social classes.

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Using symbolism Fitzgerald conveys that excessive optimism felt by immigrants and the pursuit of an unrealistic dream in the 1920's would eventually lead to disappointment.

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Thesis: Gatsby has a false perception of what Daisy wants and is never able to truly impress her because she has changed from the girl he once knew.

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Owen Christopher's The Great Gatsby Final

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Owen Christopher's The Great Gatsby Final

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Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy along with the events and people at Gatsby's wild parties within F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "The Great Gatsby" demonstrates the constant pursuit of satisfaction within humans during the "Roaring 20's".

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Karina Larochelle: The Great Gatsby Assessment 

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Karina Larochelle: The Great Gatsby Assessment 

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Thesis: In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald demonstrates his views on the 1920s through Nick and Jordan’s commentary about the characters social class to signify the corrupt mindset of individuals during that time.

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Owen Gupta - The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Owen Gupta - The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Fitzgerald uses Gatsby’s party guests to illustrate the lack of compassion and relationships due to the quest to be relevant in the 1920’s.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald conveys the “Roaring 20’s” as a time period of social hierarchy through the classes seen in The Great Gatsby.

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Sierra Chagnon French Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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Sierra Chagnon French Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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Thesis: Scott Fitzgerald uses character relationships in ¨The Great Gatsby to display the false assumptions about love and unrealistic goals of marriage in society.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald used colors like white and people’s appearances versus their true personalities, like Daisy, to illustrate that the 1920’s was a time of invalidation, mistrust, and overall depression.

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Evan Schmitt Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Evan Schmitt Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the characters in the novel "The Great Gatsby" to portray the idea that American citizens in the 1920s had an obsession for obtaining wealth and that they would use their fortunes to hide from reality.

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In the novel The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald uses the characterization of Jay Gatsby and Tom Buchanan to demonstrate the true dishonesty and misery of the 1920’s that was hidden beneath the illusion that wealth was able to create happiness.

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The imagery and characterization of the social classes in the 1920s illustrates Fitzgerald’s depiction of how people of different social classes viewed one another in a negative connotation.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald utilizes the characters in his novel, The Great Gatsby, in order to represent his idea of the 20’s, being that achieving one’s American Dream of reaching their fullest potential, is rather unattainable due to the people’s growing dissatisfaction within their life.

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Through Fitzgerald's characterization of Gatsby and his beliefs in his relationship with Daisy, emphasizes how in denial people are when the obsess and stray from reality in the 20's.

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Thesis: In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald uses money and desperation to illustrate how wealth influences people's decisions during the 1920's.

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Thesis: F.Scott Fitzgerald uses the characters in his novel the Great Gatsby to illustrate the negative consequences that social class had on society in the 1920's.

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In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald depicts the negative aspects of the “new money” upper class in the Roaring 20’s through the characterization of Gatsby.

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Colleen McGee Gatsby Final Assessment Recording

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Colleen McGee Gatsby Final Assessment Recording

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Colleen McGee Gatsby Final Assessment Recording

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Thesis: In Great Gatsby everyone's pursuit of money conveys to us how the people of the 1920s thought would make them happy.

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Dylan MacLeod: Gatsby Final Assessment Recording

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Dylan MacLeod: Gatsby Final Assessment Recording

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In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald uses fabricated relationships to illustrate a negative social commentary that says the world was full of economic greed in the 1920s.

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Throughout the novel ¨ The Great Gatsby ̈ , Fitzgerald depicts the loneliness felt by the characters often causing them to flaunt any successes they have to gain approval from others created by skewed social standard.

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Author F. Scott Fitzgerald depicts the experience of the roaring 20’s as a lonely era which is disguised by glamour to be perceived as living the american dream.

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F Scott Fitzgerald depicts the experience of the 1920's through the relationship between Daisy and Gatsby, as well as the life of Nick and their goals of obtaining the American Dream.

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Fitzgerald used the characterization of Tom and Daisy to convey the idea that the feeling of being better than another group of people can cause people to shield the truth, and in the end relationships suffer.

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Throughout The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzegerald illustrates how in the 1920’s people were self centered and affected by their social class through the characterization of Kilspringer,  Daisy and Gatsby.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the Characterization of Jay Gatsby and imagery to portray the superficial prosperity of the ́Roaring Twenties ́ and the exceptional division between the social classes.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the characters in his novel The Great Gatsby to portray that the American Dream was corrupted by the social and economic values in society.

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Lindsay Butts

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Shaelyn Hovey
Though the use of color and characterization, F. Scott Fitzgerald demonstrated that the american dream never goes right.

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Lilly Chapman Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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Lilly Chapman Great Gatsby Final Assessment 

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Through the use of characterization, Fitzgerald emphasizes that living the American Dream in the 1920’s was never enough to truly feel satisfied with life.

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Isabella Brothers' Gatsby Final Assessment

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Isabella Brothers' Gatsby Final Assessment

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Through the clever use of irony in the Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald conveys how individuals of the 1920s only have relationships with others to gain experiences, as individuals are quick to betray others.

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Mirabelle El Chalfoun-The relationships of The Great Gatsby illustrate the materialistic nature of the characters.

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Colin Chandonnet

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Julian Bell

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In the novel "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the characters disguise themselves in order to fulfill their desires and personal needs to be accepted by social classes.

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Megan Landry Gatsby Final Assessment Recording

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Megan Landry Gatsby Final Assessment Recording

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Daisy and Gatsby's characterization portrays Fitzgerald's commentary that the true nature of society in the 1920's was to put up facades to hide their dishonesty and denial.

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Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby depicts the experience of the "roaring 20s" as a time of partying and wealth, but within that were conflicts that deprived the society of having the true american experience.

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Ainsley Gagne
Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald uses death to illustrate that the social climb for a higher status was often unattainable during the “Roaring Twenties”.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald uses his book "The Great Gatsby" to highlight how the roaring 20's materialist mindset drove people to depression and solitude.

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Abby Forrester
Thesis:
The Roaring 20s consisted of economic, technological, and cultural growth, and F. Scott. Fitzgerald displays this through social injustices between characters in their relations to economic prosperity.

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Thesis: Fitzgerald depicts that the Roaring 20’s was a time when many people were inattentive and refuse to listen to others.

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Through the characterization of Daisy and Gatsby’s relationship, Fitzgerald conveys how social class distracts people from whom they truly are as a person.

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Anastasia Craig, The Great Gastby Final Assessment

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Anastasia Craig, The Great Gastby Final Assessment

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In the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the author uses the motif of the pool in Gatsby's backyard to depict the effects of the American dream.

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Fitztergerlad uses the vehicles in the Great Gatsby to illustrate the irony of the American Dream by showing the negative effects that come with wealth.

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Thesis: Gatsby’s overwhelmingly hopeful dreams for the future exemplify the harsh reality when the bubble of an unhealthy obsessions pops.

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Lindsay Mello The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Lindsay Mello The Great Gatsby Final Assessment

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Thesis:  The idea of the American dream is a blanket statement for “old money” to justify their selfishness, lack of morality, and destructive behavior in the 1920s.

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Ellie Tynan
Thesis: Fitzgareld uses the characters’ mindset to convey the influence of disillusionment which connects to the central idea of the American Dream being a false reality.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the characters of “The Great Gatsby” to depict the Roaring 20’s as a socially chaotic time with an illusion of hope for American way of life. American way of life.

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Hiba Babar
Thesis: Fitzgerald uses expensive items to symbolize the negative impact of having wealth and a high social status in the Roaring 20s, leaving the characters heartless and empty.

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Thesis: In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, he depicts the roaring twenties as a time where everyone has one goal, to live the American Dream, but these people didn’t realize that this was not a possible goal to reach.

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Sam McDonough-
He uses the roles of Tom, Daisy, and Gatsby to show us the corrupt, cruel nature of the rich. His view on the rich is that they believed themselves to be invincible. That they felt they were completely and utterly untouchable.

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Izzy Spain

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Thesis: In his book, “The Great Gatsby,” Fitzgerald uses relationships to highlight how wealth and high social class attracts people and blinds them from reality.

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Megan Seidel
Thesis: In his novel The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald expresses how unseen yet valuable the poor were in contributing to the roaring twenties through contrasting settings and Gatsby's grand parties.

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Thesis: F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the Great Gatsby to depict how negative emotions and false hope create a false reality of people living in the past.

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Thematic Statement: Hiding behind a false pretense for all of your life will slowly eat away at your idea of morality.

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Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby depicts the experience of the roaring 20s as a time of partying and wealth, but within that were conflicts that deprived the society of having the true american experience.

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Andrej Mistrik

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Anna Caldwell
Thesis: Through the characterization of Gatsby, Fitzgerald emphasizes the optimism people pursued when all they wanted was true happiness during the 1920s.

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Christy Elliott
Thesis: Through the symbolism of Tom Buchanan and Jay Gatsby's wealth, Fitzgerald explains that wealth allows the rich to act immaturely without consequence in the 1920's.

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Mia Kashiwabara
Thesis: In his novel The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald puts an emphasis on the loneliness and impassiveness that comes with wealth and fame during the 1920’s, which is personified through the character Gatsby and his relationships with the protagonist, Nick, and others he interacts with.

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Ethan Gerali