If someone lived a life similar to Gatsby's, he or she would be filled with satisfaction. ... Cause in his life he is filled with all these good intentions He's left a lot of things he"d rather not mention right now But just before he says goodnight, he looks up with a little smile at me, and he says, "If I could be like that, I would give anything just to live one day in those shoes. ... If I could be like that, I would give anything just to live one day in those shoes. ... I"m falling into this, in dreams We run away If I could be like that, I would give anything just to...

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Each one of the characters in the novel, have a certain dream that they want to live. ... Myrtle, whom entered her life striving to be wealthy, married a man who rented a tux for their wedding, and "wasn't fit to lick her shoe". ...

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"She dreamed by day of never again having to put on tight shoes, of never having to laugh and listen and admire, of never being a good sport. ... (II 4) Hazel has modeled her facade to live up to the stereotypical "dizzy blonde" (I 5) because that's what men want and expect of her. ...

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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. ... All I kept thinking, over and over, was 'You can't live forever; you can't live forever" (42). ...

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At a young age, Jimmy Gatz decides that he doesn't want to live life as an average man. ... "His hospitality secures him a hold on many peoples" memories, but Fitzgerald is quick to point up the emptiness of this: Klipspringer cares more about his lost tennis shoes than Gatsby's death" (Bruccoli 47). ...

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She cannot stand being married to a poor man, and resents being tied down to the Garage where they live and work, as her she says: " he isn't fit to lick my shoe." ... From first glance, it would seem that they live the perfect life, both being rich, young and beautiful. ... Tom and Daisy live without any hopes or regrets because the foundation of their characters is money, living in their faith that money can buy anything. ...

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She cannot stand being married to a poor man, and resents being tied down to the Garage where they live and work, as her she says: " he isn't fit to lick my shoe." ... From first glance, it would seem that they live the perfect life, both being rich, young and beautiful. ... Tom and Daisy live without any hopes or regrets because the foundation of their characters is money, living in their faith that money can buy anything. ...

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She cannot stand being married to a poor man, and resents being tied down to the Garage where they live and work, as her she says: " he isn't fit to lick my shoe." ... From first glance, it would seem that they live the perfect life, both being rich, young and beautiful. ... Tom and Daisy live without any hopes or regrets because the foundation of their characters is money, living in their faith that money can buy anything. ...

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He lived in mystery and he spoke with the sophistication of a man educated at Oxford. " I knew I had discovered a man of fine breeding after I talked with him an hour. ... Even in death Gatsby was seen as a great man. " If he'd of lived he'd of been a great man-(176). ...

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" "I heard that he killed a man once" " Tom and Daisy Bunchnan lived on the West Egg .It is where the "Old money" lives , where authentic breathtaking palaces stand , but behind these lovely palaces , are unhappy relationships , love affairs and self-centered irresponsible people. ... Tom then pushes the accusations onto Gatsby , and when Nick conforts him about it , he says "That fellow (Gatsby) had it coming to him" Tom and Daisy believed with their money and wealth , they could " smashed up things then retreated back into their money , or vast carelessness or whatever it was that ke...

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And live on what? ... The results of a US study published in the Journal of Family Psychology states, "It is rather remarkable that so many people would think that there is no possibility that their marriage will end in divorce when half or more of all marriages are terminated in divorce...positive illusions about marriage appear to be more powerful than illusions about other aspects of life."1 When the reality does not live up to our 'fairytale-Slumdog' visions, love can transition from being indestructible to destructible in a very short period of time. ...

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In the beginning of the play, Linda almost nurses him the stage directions show her," taking off his shoes, and jacket," Willy has no vigour, and cannot execute these diminutive tasks on his own. ... He continues to praise his son's supposed success, not admitting to the truth, and not accepting that Biff has not lived up to his expectations. ...

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