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The Great Gatsby (view source)

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''The Great Gatsby'' is considered the finest work of [[F. Scott Fitzgerald]].
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It is a novel about of Jay Gatsby, who was an aspiring American from the Midwest, just as Fitzgerald himself was.  Gatsby becomes a bootlegger during Prohibition, illegally selling liquor in his quest to impress Daisy Buchanan, a married, upper-class woman who had previously rejected him.
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The story is told sympathetically with respect to Gatsby's search for the love of Daisy, though the fate of Gatsby is not good.  The narrator of the novel, Nick Carraway, is less sympathetic towards Daisy and others who flaunt their wealth.
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