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|''~~[[The Great Gatsby]]~~

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|[[F. Scott Fitzgerald]]

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|It's about living the American dream, but its stances on [[gambling]] seems to be rather mixed to positive. It also speaks against ~~materliasm~~, but seems to glorify Gatsby, the ~~epinome~~ of ~~materalism~~ and sexual immorality. He has an affair with Daisy despite her being married.

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|It's about living the [[American dream,]] but its stances on [[gambling]] seems to be rather mixed to positive. It also speaks against materialism, but seems to glorify Gatsby, the epitome of [[materialism]] and sexual immorality. He has an affair with Daisy despite her being married.

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