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=Chapter 3 =

//During this chapter, Gatsby throws an elaborate party at his house. Gatsby owns a very large and ornate home, perfect for large parties with important guests. Gatsby is portrayed as a mysterious character with unclear motvies. There are many people there consuming alcohol and enjoying themselves, lets say things get a bit crazy. Sloppy drunk guests are plentiful. The reader is given much suspicion that Gatsby has a secret that he is hiding. Nick and Jordan are also portrayed as an awkward couple.//

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Anylysis; This chapter introduces the reader to Gatsby's fame and fortune. It also describes the personalities of many of the characters that attend the parties over the course of the novel. This chapter has quite the Marxist point of view due to the repeated rich and sloppy drunk party guest being described in a detailed way. =====

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Reflection; This chapter reflects the reader back to the "roaring twenties." This was a time of general disregaurd for the prohibition of alcohol, and the law in general. It is represented through the drunken party guests. =====

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Themes; The theme in this chapter is the American Dream. It goes into detail about ornate and lavish lifestyles of the guests, and large wild parties that they have at Gatsby's mansion. This theme is represented through Gatsby's riches, and the alledged happiness that they bring to him. =====