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The underlying questions of Fitzgeralds Novel

Is what Gatsby says about who he is true, that he is and Oxford?
Why did Gatsby move into the mantion?
How long did Daisy and Gatsby have without seeing each other?
Why does Gatsby Make so many parties?
Why does Daisy insist on knowing who Gatsby is?  

Love at First Sight

It was on the two little seats facing each other
that are always the last ones left on the train.
I was going up to New York

to see my sister and spend the night.

He had on a dress suit

and patent leather shoes,

and I couldn’t keep my eyes off him,

but every time he looked at me

I had to pretend to be looking at
the advertisement over his head.

When we came into the station he was next to me,

and his white shirt-front pressed against my arm,

and so I told him I’d have to call a policeman,

but he knew I lied.

I was so excited that when I got into a taxi with him

I didn’t hardly know I wasn’t getting into a subway train.

All I kept thinking about, over and over,

was 'You can’t live forever; you can’t live forever.'

(Fitzgerald, chapter 2, page 40)

Is Money the Main Reason You Marry?

One may say, the more money one consist of the better. I have heard this many times but more from women. We women are sometimes picky and want everything and believe that if we marry a man with a large amount of money he can buy us anything in the world. But it is not always like that. Many incorporate their own perspectives on this and in my perspective I certainly believe that a man can not buy everything in the world, not even with trillions of dollars. Happiness and love are not things that you can just go and buy at a store. You construct happiness and love through feelings, emotions and events that occur in your life. One can not live without love or happiness. I know for sure that at some point everyone has felt happy and knows it is a great feeling.  

One who marries because of interest in their partners money is unethical. Marriage is for two people who dearly love each other and love each other not because of money but because of their personality, health, and the chemistry they share. I am not trying to say that a marriage be made of perfection because no marriage is perfect but not feeling the same love for one another can be a bigger problem than it seems. Married couples at some point will encounter disputes and one main element that may keep them together is love. Without love what is marriage?


Would you rather have this...    

or this.... 

  

How Appearance can Deceit People

 Many Americans these days love to dress fashionable. Some may show their personality through their type of fashion but, most outward appearances these days are deceptive. Through out my life I have noticed semblance especially now that I am in high school. I have noticed it more with girls, basically because guys don't really care about anything. Not all are like that but the majority are uncaring. I have noticed the deceptive appearance in a friend of mine that I'v know virtually my whole life. I remember a time where I was called the 'girly girl', now we call my friend the 'girly girl' wearing stylish, trendy clothing, and her heals to school. When I know she is riotous girl who does not mind walking outside bear foot or does not mind how her hair looks. I think sometimes we get too concern with our outer appearance because one wants people to like them or complement them to make them feel better and/or maybe feel more comfortable. Some may do it because they feel lonely and maybe interested in finding a partner. Showing a snazzy look would be one way to gain peoples attention and make them more interested in you. Though from my perspective looks nor money matter when it comes to a significant other. It is about personality and comfort between you and that person and the respect you have for each other. Many girls say the more money a guy has the better, but money can not buy love. What we value in America is indeed substantial. Its what we believe in and how we follow those principals. It is what make us who we are. How wouldn't it be important?