American Dreams chapt. 5-9 by JAMES SPARROW https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh Elias Fallis Diego Aguirre James Sparrow en-us 2024-05-15 20:31:57 UTC 2024-05-15 21:13:08 UTC hello@padlet.com Gatsby's World crumbles: Betrayal and tragedy unveiled in Chapter 7 of The great Gatsby. jsparrow0259 https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994753444 In this chapter Daisy and Gatsby's affair is revealed to Daisy's husband, leading to a confrontation and a sense of betrayal. The tension escalates, ultimately resulting in a tragic turn of events. Over all, the chosen headline captures the central theme of chapter , including downfall, betrayal, and tragedy.

]]> 2024-05-15 20:35:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994753444 Gatsby's Murder Shocks West Egg: Mysterious Millionaire Found Dead https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994771446 It sounds like a catchy headline that would be during this time period about a celebrity that would be on the front page of the news. His status as a person who through lavish parties he is well known throughout most of New York and people wish to reach his kind of life style as the American Dream does want people to achieve the best.

]]> 2024-05-15 20:58:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994771446 Murder at the Gatsby Manor jsparrow0259 https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994772813 I chose the headline because Gatsby gets shot in the chapter.

Fitzgerald shows the American Dream as unobtainable and corrupt through Gatsby's death. By killing him on page 124, it shows even the richest of men can never truly achieve the American Dream. Despite everything, he couldn't be with Daisy.

]]> 2024-05-15 21:00:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994772813 Corrupt and Unobtainable jsparrow0259 https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994775856 Gatsby, despite being so rich, could never obtain what he truly wanted in life, Daisy. The American Dream, peddled to be obtainable to anyone, isn't, even to one of the richest men in America. Gatsby dies on page 124, after Daisy, the woman he loves, lets him take the blame for Myrtle's death, showing that despite everything, he could not obtain his dream.

]]> 2024-05-15 21:05:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994775856 Corrupt and Unreachable https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994778983 Daisy and Gatsby are secretly meeting during parties outside the house or when they have the free time to do so. Tom and Gatsby have a whole argument on who Daisy actually loves in a hotel room with everyone listening and there to witness. When they all leave something terrible happens pg 112. After Gatsby's hard work he was still just the man he was before and didn't not reach greatness after all.

]]> 2024-05-15 21:10:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994778983 Illusion Shattered: Gatsby's Demise Proves the American Dream a Hollow Pursuit https://padlet.com/jsparrow0259/oezgd96gkqgpxjvh/wish/2994781139 When Gatsby is at the top of the world no one is there for when he falls as seen with page 132. This is showing that when you are on top of the world that your downfall no one is really there. When someone fails at the American Dream people look at it as part of the process, you need to get back up and try again

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