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Fitzgerald portrayals Daisy as the unstable American Dream, although she has everything everyone dreams of she is still look down upon by others. Daisy is a flapper because of her elegant playful clothing that represents her personality. The figure I see her in is fragile because she never thinks or stands up for herself against her husband Tom.

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Social and private identity can be easily manipulated quickly and for any reason at all. Our socials lives may be our chance to be the person we always wanted to be with an exciting life and it may even be used as a way to hide secrets no one is allowed to know about you. Either way, no one really gets to meet the actual unique person that's inside of us.

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Fitzgerald uses Daisy as the formulate woman made out of the possessive patriarchal society. Daisy has no control over what she wants due to Tom and Gatsby's expectations of her as well as the factor in which she was raised.

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In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the forces that are portrayed to influence people most strongly are wealth and classes, and ultimately he says people strive for a sense of belonging but with the people they perceive to have the highest status in society.

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Fitzgerald states 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. Fitzgerald knows that Gatsby embodies this idea well, as he accumulate wealth, hoping that it will bring him the happiness he so desires, which is Daisy. He looks down on such instances, hoping his readers not suffer the same fate that Gatsby has. Fitzgerald sends strong messages about the elitism running throughout every strata of society. And finally critiquing the unattainable dream that is the American one.

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James Gatz portrays  societal issues about not having a place in society because he came from an impoverished background but is now extremely wealthy living in East egg but it still ashamed of his background.

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To some extent, Fitzgerald wants us to relate with Gatsby because of how determined he is, however he criticizes his obsession with wealth and the need to impress people.

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Daisy Fay may appear to be foolish and fickle because characters in the story treat her this way, however in reality she took advantage of Gatsby the only person who ever treated her the opposite.

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Fitzgerald represents the issues of finding ones place in society as the different society levels are represented as the West , and east egg's and also the valley of ashes. in the book people are strongly influenced by money and power.

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Fitzgerald presents the problem of finding one's place in society through the exclusion seen when people do not have connections, money which gives power, and old money is what includes them into groups but exxludes everyone else

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Fitzgerald illustrates that finding one's place in society is important. The most influential ideal is social standards.

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Daisy feels the pressure of a patriarchal society which ties into the gender politics of the 20s through money, power, and stability.

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Fitzgerald presents people through the societal differences of the East and West Egg. People in the novel are judge by these factors become influenced by them as well.

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Fittzgerald's novel presents the problem of fitting in to society and the different forces that would bring people to fit in and seem worthy of value in any shape or form possible.

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In the Great Gatsby, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, it is revealed that the he force that influences people the most strongly is intrinsic motivation. One motivation that Fitzgerald overlooked is fear. Fitzgerald is telling the readers that our private lives define us more than our social lives.

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Fitzgerald wants us to identify with Gatsby to the extent of his struggles and a young man band also his motivation behind his desire for Daisy. Fitzgerald also wants us to stay away from Gatsby's obsession for daisy and to not associate with that.

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Fitzgerald goes through great lengths to illustrate the differernce in liftestyles between the old wealth and new wealth groups. The most powerful influence of the novel is chasing wealth, a strong influnce of man missed by the novel is fear, ultimatly Fitzgerald is ctriquing the faults in our human nature that drive us to want to reach the status of old wealth.

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In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the forces that are portrayed to influence people most strongly are _____, he misses ____ in society, and ultimately he says _____ about social and private identity.

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How other people in different classes treat each other and how they feel lost in life.

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In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald made Daisy appear to be the kind of woman who creates trouble and doesn't care who it affects unless she continues to live her wealthy lifestyle.

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* Daisy Fey's character is described to be manipulative, naive, and insecure with her actions towards Nick and the other characters.

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In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald presents the problem of finding one's place in society through fears of alienation, greed, and the pressures of society.

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In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the forces that are portrayed to influence people most strongly are the desire to pursuit the American Dream and peer pressure from society.

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In F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby it is articulated that Daisy Fay is a character of "The Time", She is someone who as a result of this new era and time values money and uses this to weaken herself and act helpless because she feels money will be a passage for gluttony.

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Daisy Fay is portrade as a manipulitive, weak, and selfish woman who only cares for her needs instead of other. Where she continuously thinks of herself.

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Fitzgerald presents the problem of finding one's place in society through a person's insecurities, societal pressures and greed. Ultimately, Fitzgerald is conveying the message that people put up a facade to portray themselves as something they are not, whereas in their private identity they are struggling to discover who they really are.

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In the book F. Fitzgerald's book The Great Gatsby the problem of finding one's place in society is  judgment, insecurities, materialism, and societal classes. Fitzgerald is demonstrating that people have a difficult portraying their true self to others. Fitzgerlad is also saying that the wealthy class of society can not accept the surrounds of the poor people around them, Fitzgerlad is revealing that materialism can take over, and ruin a person entirely .

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Scott Fitzgerald shows in, The Great Gatsby, that its difficult to be accepted in society sometimes. He shows that people are accepted based on things like wealth and status

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What Scott Fitzgerald displays in The Great Gatsby are the problems of finding and acknowledging your true self in society. Throughout the whole novel, money and wealth is seemed to make someone genuinely successful and automatically put in a higher stature.

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Daisy Fay may be portrayed as a character that is submissive to men, but in reality she was able to use all of those men to her own gain and be an empowering figure for women

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F. Scott Fitzgerald is able to present the influences that allow for a person's place in society through the wealth, beauty, and the reputation of those in the west and east egg.

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Fitzgerald wants the reader to identify with Gatsby's struggles in the sense that our pursuit of happiness, whatever it may be, can potentially lead to our downfalls. It is also in this that he wants us to distance Gatsby from ourselves. It is important to pursue what fulfills our desires, but not allow our desires to consume us. We must accept the nature of life, even in its sadness. The past cannot be rewritten, and this is what must separate the reader from Gatsby.

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Fitzgerald struggles to find his place in society and believes that money is one of the key influences, when people try to define themselves. Fitzgerald ultimately leaves out normal struggles in everyday life, most likely because of the wealth he is surrounded by. Fitzgerald is telling us that your shouldn't build yourself up to be who you're not, that you have to stay true to yourself.

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Fitzgerald presents the problems of finding ones place in society threw different social classes like the living statues of people either living in the west or east egg and in The Great Gatsby people were strongly influenced threw money.

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This highlights the main author's idea that the finding a place in society is a problem due to the the influences of achieving the American Dream, wealth, and social class.

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In the Great Gatsby, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, it is revealed that the the force that influences people the most strongly is power and money. At the same time, he overlooks real relationships. He is telling the readers that our private lives define us more than our social lives.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald wants us to relate to Gatsby to an extent because of how confident and determined he is. Although, he is criticized about his want and obsession with wealth and power and nice things, and along with that his constant need to have people like him and impress the people around  him.

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Fitzgerald wants us as the reader to identify with Gatsby's struggles and self conflicts as a man. the struggle to achieve that eternal happiness plays a part in our inevitable downfall. Gatsby was a man who was consumed by his desires the drive to fulfill his destiny is a fl

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Fitzgerald presents the problem of finding one’s place in society. Money influence's people the most determine their social class through the novel The Gatsby by Fitzgerald.

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In the novel Daisy portrays an ego of ambition for power and money however despise her foolishness she is a feminine of weakness that portrayed the view women were treated badly like Tom was with Daisy.That shows the be a Time figure into the gender politics of 20's as a fragile figure that couldn't confront Toms bad treatment and allow to ruin her reputation.

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In The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the portrayal of the valley of ashes, Gatsby’s extravagant  parties, and Gatsby’s funeral to illustrate how people and their apparent lives are viewed in society and why they are judged for their lifestyles.

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The novel The Great Gatsby written by F. Fitzgerald, draws a variety of judgement towards Daisy Fay, who is displayed as the author’s condemnation of feminine weakness.

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In the book F. Fitzgerald's book The Great Gatsby the problem of finding one's place in society is  judgment, insecurities, materialism, and societal classes. Fitzgerald is mi

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In the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, he asserts that the character James Gatsby is that peace and happiness can only be found within yourself. This is expressed through the dismal story of James (Jay) Gatsby, which is told by Nick Carraway. Which shows how the life of Jay Gatsby was dark and melancholy, because he tried to find happiness in the past instead of the present.

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ott Fitzgerald displays in The Great Gatsby are the problems of finding and acknowledging your true self in society. Th

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In F.Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the author presents the problem of a person finding their own place in society by enforcing the idea that the forces that strongly influence them are greed, class and women.

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Daisy Fay was written to be a weak and delicate character, evident through three important factors, Fay as her last name, prebuilt societal structure for women, and her dainty, naive responses to other characters.

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Fitzgerald makes Daisy seem like a young, captivating woman who attracts others using her weak and innocent presentation. Daisy is used in the story to represent feminine weakness and women in the 1920's, while personally Daisy represents and can be seen more as the "American Dream".

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Fitzgerald admires the journey in finding who someone is and where they fit in society. His structure is based on their levels/topics of struggles, the education they have gained and what they were born into involving one's generation of wealth.

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Fitzgerald wishes for us to identify within Gatsby and his decisions or attempts to reinvent himself, Fitzgerald finds the reinvention of Gatsby appealing due to his confidence, lifestyle, and repulsed by his desperation.

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In the book, "The Great Gatsby", the author F. Scott Fitzgerald focuses on how the people in the world reject or accept others based on their money, where they live, and even the education level.  Fitzgerald explores the realm of  how individuals struggle how to fit in to society

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In the Great Gatsby a common theme portrayed throughout the novel is the constant state of not fitting in and trying to adapt to others social norms. In the time period of the great Gatsby if you didn't partake in lavish parties and drink you till you blacked out you would have trouble finding a place to belong.

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Daisy Fey is an irrational and delusional person, who is mostly at fault for the tragic ending of this novel.

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In the novel, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the author wishes for the readers to come to understand from James Gatsby's life that he hides his true self behind a facade because he has difficulties fitting in, and continues with this appearance due to greed, societal pressures, and ___.

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Fitzgerald wishes the readers to evaluate the product of reinventing one self and to identify the appealing aspects of Gatsby versus the repulsiveness that is portrayed throughout the novel.

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Fitzgerald affirms that what influences a persons public and private image are ones social class, academic history, and based on ones geographical location. We the readers may relate to certain characters, like Gatsby, more because he is from the west and comes from humble beginnings.

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Most people, Gatsby, will try their hardest to hide their identity. This could be because of their past experiences and old lifestyle. Depending on how you are raised will exaggerate the actions you take

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Fitzgerald wishes that the readers identify with Gatsby through his motivation of his dream, but wishes the readers to distance themselves to the extent that Gatsby lets his greed, dishonesty and delusion towards his dream that control and manipulate him which lead to his ultimate downfall.

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In Scott F. Fitzgerald's fictitious novel "The Great Gatsby", the transformation of James Gatz to Jay Gastby holds the idea of reinvention of the self that is appealing in that it gives one power and control, however, is repulsive in that it is rooted from weakness.

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In "The Great Gatsby", by Scott F. Fitzgerald, the character Daisy demonstrates both whimsical and conniving character traits, with her foolishness, however, overpowering her strategic prowess in the end.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald presents the issue of finding one's place in society during the time of,"The Great Gatsby"

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Fitzgerald demonstrates the problematic idea of finding oneself within a social class and economic class, as well as dealing with the various and strong influences during the 1920's historical fiction novel, "The Great Gatsby"

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Fitzgerald reinvents the persona of Jay Gatsby by appealing to his eccentric character however, is repulsive in terms of his self appointed entitlement belief of deserving the perfect life, and intrigues the reader to ponder what decision he will take next.

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Fitzgerald shows us that in order to fit into society we must obtain a wealthy life, powerful connections with other wealthy individuals as well as a deep education from a renounced school. The author shows us what can be hard to achieve and the effects on how it plays out when associating with certain individuals.

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I think Fitzgerald was describing women's interest in the time of the 1920s and was using Daisy as the general role. Women in the 1920 usually only looked out for the personal financial gain and stability which was something that also happened with Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda. I see Daisy as the author's condemnation of feminine weakness because she would rather live an unhappy life for the luxury of wealth and not having to worry about her name being tainted with horrible propaganda.

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In F. Scott Fitzgerald's fiction "The Great Gatsby" he illustrates the difficulties in having a place in society. There are adversities in ones social class, their academics and in the difference in living in the East egg or the West egg.

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Daisy Fay Buchanan is a manifestation of the society's idea of a wealthy young woman, a fool with an inherited past without an objective in the world.

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In F. Scott Fitzgerald's fictional novel "The Great Gatsby", he is agitated about how finding one's place in society is based off of social class, personal background, and the environment people are in.  Since there is "old money" and "new money", academics, and environments in finding one's place in society, their are rejections and acceptance.

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Fitzgerald displays

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A delicate and intricate Daisy Fey is illustrated as a daring woman who is strategically symbolized in the story. She is shown to be in the upper-class during the early 1920s. There are various ways Daisy Fey is portrayed as cordial, lavish, and predominant to herself throughout Fitzgerald's novel.

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In Fitzgerald's novel, he wants us to portray the setting and environment as how much society wants us to impress others, wants us to find a motivation to achieve the America Dream, and become way too obsessed with money.

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In Fitzgerald novel "The Great Gastby" he portrays the ideals of the American dream throught the eyes of society is based on impressing others with money to be accepted and be seen as high class. New money was often seen better than old money.

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Fitzgerald uses Daisy Fay to symbolize the failure to obtain the American Dream in society, demonstrate the gender roles of an upper-class women during the 1920s, and to portray Daisy as a heroic, yet pitiful representation of the crude and possessive patriarchal society that forces her, and many other women, to adapt to such gender roles of the 1920s.

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In the book, "The Great Gatsby" by Fitzgerald, James Gatz, also known as Gatsby is ashamed of his past and attempts to cover it up with parties and living a luxurious lifestyle. He wasn't part of the "wealthy" lifestyle. No one knew where he came from or how he inherited his money.

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In the Novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald he introduces the character Daisy Buchanan who I believe is used as an example of the role many women took during the 20’s. While Buchanan is proven to be understanding of her husbands wandering and she’s also been proven to put extra mind into her surroundings, she’s still portrayed with a care free attitude. A role that seems to have been handed to her since birth and that she believes is the only option women are given.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald in The Great Gatsby uses Daisy Fay's character to represent the "old" money crowd, the expected roles of women in the 1920s, and the disillusionment of the American Dream.

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In society there seems to be this certain type of struggle of acceptance. If you don't meet societies "requirements" or "rules" humans find it difficult to be open minded and accept one another for being different.

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Daisy is portrade as an manipultive, weak, and selfish woman who only cares for her needs instead of other. Where she continuously thinks of herself.