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Title: Great Gatsby Quotes
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Also this quote ties into the American dream of that time because the social upperclass was greedy and cared about no one except themselves.
This is another reason why I think that a lot of people would not have died in this novel if the American Dream would not have been corrupted... Showed first 250 characters
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If it had not been, then these upper class people would have cared if they hurt or kill another living human and not just think nothing of it. They would help the less fortunate and not just think of them as below them just because they did not have any money... Showed next 250 characters
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