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Great Gatsby

by Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Additional authors: Bruccoli, Matthew J. -- 1931-2008.
Series: Scribner classics Edition statement:[75th anniversary ed.]. Published by : Scribner, (New York :) Physical details: 172 p. ; 25 cm. ISBN:0684830426; 9780684830421.
Subject(s): Man-woman relationships -- New York (State) -- Long Island | Upper class -- New York (State) -- Long Island | New York (State) | Long Island (N.Y.) | Love stories.
Year: 2000
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A little guy named Gatsby born in Midwest suddenly acquired a great wealth in east, and the he entertained guests at banquets day and night at his luxurious home, and earnestly longed for a woman called Daisy in a dreamlike lighthouse shining with green light in Long Island. Nick, his neighbor, witnessed the implacability of guests even after got a good entertain at Gatsby, and witnessed that Gatsby were struggling for extravagant flauntiness, and buried his love and dream deeply in his heart. The heart-wrenching ending of Gatsby presents Nick a disappointment to the extravagant life in east, which is like a collapsed tall building.