Why is the novel entitled The Great Gatsby? Jay Gatsby does have his flaws, as well as many strengths. List those, compare, and comment on the significance of the title and Nick…

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Boude · Answer 1 · 2021-09-01T16:24:03+0000

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The title refers to Gatsby's capacity and ambition, which afforded him everything he had worked for. He was "great" in that he was a man who had nothing, and yet, he gained everything. Unfortunately, he could not attain the one thing he really wanted which is Daisy's love.

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