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5 February, 12:21

What is ironic about Gatsby's success in The Great Gatsby?

A. He uses his wealth to throw elaborate parties that make him locally famous.

B. Despite all his wealth, he still can't afford to travel to Europe or Asia.

C. He has everything that the American Dream promises, and he still isn't happy.

D. Unlike others in West Egg, he started out as the poor son of unsuccessful farmers.

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  1. 5 February, 13:20
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    I believe the Answer is C). All the other answers are just plainly untrue. Gatsby's dream wasnt the typical American Dream - he only wanted Daisy to be with him. He thought that having all the money would get her back but he didnt have enough money to win her back so he was unhappy
  2. 5 February, 16:02
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    The correct answer is C
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