Gatsby Turned Out All Right At The End; It Is What Preyed On Gatsby - What Foul Dust Floated In The Wake Of His Dreams That Temporarily Closed Out My Interest In The Abortive Sorrows And Short-winded Elations Of Men.

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Nick Suggest's That After All Gatsby's Hopeless Dreams - His Perfection And Desire To Repeat The Past Was Not What Actually Lead To His Ultimate Downfall. But He Was In Fact Prey To The "Foul Dust - " The "Foul Dust That Floated In The Wake Of His Dreams." The Words "Floated" And "Wake" Make The Reader Visualise How His "Incorruptible Dream" That Was Filled With Hope And Love Crumbled Particle By Particle Into Into This "Foul Dust" That Is Left In The Aftermath. This Dust That Caused His Downfall Is A Metaphor For Class And The Elitism Of The Established Rich (Highlight On Tom Buchanan.) In The End - It Was Never Gatsby's Fault That He Was In A Class That Will Never Acheive The Status And Respect Of The 'established Rich;' It Was Never Gatsby's Fault - That Tom (And Much Of His Class) Were Elitists. Gatsby Despite All His Criminal Activity And Bootlegging Turned Out All Right In The End - As He Had Something They Didn't - He Had "The Fundamental Decencies" That So Many People Lacked.

Gatsby Turned Out All Right At The End; It Is What Preyed On Gatsby - What Foul Dust Floated In The Wake Of His Dreams That Temporarily Closed Out My Interest In The Abortive Sorrows And Short-winded Elations Of Men.

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Gatsby Turned Out All Right At The End; It Is What Preyed On Gatsby - What Foul Dust Floated In The Wake Of His Dreams That Temporarily Closed Out My Interest In The Abortive Sorrows And Short-winded Elations Of Men.

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