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2. About the AuthorBorn-September 24, 1896Died-December 21, 1940Married
3. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Impact on SocietyFitzgerald named
4. The Jazz AgeProhibition was in effectDances such
5. The FlappersFlappers were women who rebelled against
6. Flapper Fashion Flappers dressed in shapeless dresses
7. Characters of The Great GatsbyJay Gatsby- The
8. Characters of The Great GatsbyNick Carraway- the narrator, Daisy’s cousin, Gatsby’s neighbor
9. Characters in The Great GatsbyDaisy Buchanan- married to Tom, Gatsby’s love interest before the war, socialite
10. Tom Buchanan- Daisy’s husband, has an affair with Myrtle
11. Myrtle Wilson- Tom’s woman in the city, married to George
12. Characters in The Great GatsbyTom Buchanan- Daisy’s
13. Settings in The Great GatsbyWest Egg- where
14. Settings in The Great GatsbyThe City- New
15. Symbols in The Great GatsbyGreen Light- at
16. Symbols in The Great GatsbyThe Valley of
17. Symbols in The Great GatsbyThe Eyes of
18. Important Quotes“I hope she’ll be a fool-
19. Important Quotes"They were careless people, Tom and
20. The American DreamGatsby is the ideal image
21. American Dream Cont.
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About the AuthorBorn-September 24, 1896Died-December 21, 1940Married Zelda SayreFamous works include The Great Gatsby The Beautiful and the Damned Tender is the Night

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Impact on SocietyFitzgerald named the 1920’s “The Jazz Age”Wrote

The Jazz AgeProhibition was in effectDances such as the Charleston were popularPopular

The FlappersFlappers were women who rebelled against the fashion and social norms

Flapper Fashion Flappers dressed in shapeless dresses that came to the knee.Dresses

Characters of The Great GatsbyJay Gatsby- The self-made wealthy man who lives

Characters of The Great GatsbyNick Carraway- the narrator, Daisy’s cousin, Gatsby’s neighbor

Characters in The Great GatsbyDaisy Buchanan- married to Tom, Gatsby’s love interest before the war, socialite

Tom Buchanan- Daisy’s husband, has an affair with Myrtle

Myrtle Wilson- Tom’s woman in the city, married to George

Characters in The Great GatsbyTom Buchanan- Daisy’s husband, has an affair with

Settings in The Great GatsbyWest Egg- where Nick and Gatsby live, represents

Settings in The Great GatsbyThe City- New York City, where the characters

Symbols in The Great GatsbyGreen Light- at the end of Daisy’s dock

Symbols in The Great GatsbyThe Valley of Ashes- the area between West

Symbols in The Great GatsbyThe Eyes of Dr. T. J. Ekleburg- A

Important Quotes“I hope she’ll be a fool- that’s the best thing a

The American DreamGatsby is the ideal image of one who has achieved

Old Money Vs. New MoneyNew Money:Someone who has achieved the American DreamNot

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Слайд 2 About the Author
Born-September 24, 1896
Died-December 21, 1940
Married Zelda

About the AuthorBorn-September 24, 1896Died-December 21, 1940Married Zelda SayreFamous works include

Sayre
Famous works include The Great Gatsby
The

Beautiful and the Damned
Tender is the Night

Слайд 3 F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Impact on Society
Fitzgerald named the

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Impact on SocietyFitzgerald named the 1920’s “The Jazz

1920’s “The Jazz Age”
Wrote screenplays for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Created the The

Great Gatsby which is said to be the most accurate description of the 1920’s

Слайд 4 The Jazz Age
Prohibition was in effect
Dances such as

The Jazz AgeProhibition was in effectDances such as the Charleston were

the Charleston were popular
Popular sayings included 23 Skidoo, Bee’s

Knees
Economy was in a “Boom”

Слайд 5 The Flappers
Flappers were women who rebelled against the

The FlappersFlappers were women who rebelled against the fashion and social

fashion and social norms of the early 1900’s.
They married

at a later age and drank and smoked inpublic
Flappers were known for their carefree lifestyles.

Слайд 6 Flapper Fashion
Flappers dressed in shapeless dresses that

Flapper Fashion Flappers dressed in shapeless dresses that came to the

came to the knee.
Dresses were made to look “boy-like”
Gender

bending was common. Women would try to make themselves look more man-like.

Слайд 7 Characters of The Great Gatsby
Jay Gatsby- The self-made

Characters of The Great GatsbyJay Gatsby- The self-made wealthy man who

wealthy man who lives next door to Nick Carraway

and loves Daisy Buchanan

Слайд 8 Characters of The Great Gatsby
Nick Carraway- the narrator,

Daisy’s cousin, Gatsby’s neighbor

Слайд 9 Characters in The Great Gatsby
Daisy Buchanan- married to

Tom, Gatsby’s love interest before the war, socialite

Слайд 10 Tom Buchanan- Daisy’s husband, has an affair with

Myrtle

Слайд 11 Myrtle Wilson- Tom’s woman in the city, married

to George

Слайд 12 Characters in The Great Gatsby
Tom Buchanan- Daisy’s husband,

Characters in The Great GatsbyTom Buchanan- Daisy’s husband, has an affair

has an affair with Myrtle
Myrtle Wilson- Tom’s woman in

the city, married to George
George Wilson- owns the gas station
Jordan Baker- Daisy’s friend, professional golfer

Слайд 13 Settings in The Great Gatsby
West Egg- where Nick

Settings in The Great GatsbyWest Egg- where Nick and Gatsby live,

and Gatsby live, represents new money
East Egg- where Daisy

lives, the more fashionable area, represents old money

Слайд 14 Settings in The Great Gatsby
The City- New York

Settings in The Great GatsbyThe City- New York City, where the

City, where the characters escape to for work and

play
The Valley of Ashes- between the City and West Egg, where Wilson’s
gas station is

Слайд 15 Symbols in The Great Gatsby
Green Light- at the

Symbols in The Great GatsbyGreen Light- at the end of Daisy’s

end of Daisy’s dock and visible from Gatsby’s mansion.

Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams about Daisy.

Слайд 16 Symbols in The Great Gatsby
The Valley of Ashes-

Symbols in The Great GatsbyThe Valley of Ashes- the area between

the area between West Egg and New York City.

It is a desolate area filled with industrial waste. It represents the social and moral decay of society during the 1920’s. It also shows the negative effects of greed.

Слайд 17 Symbols in The Great Gatsby
The Eyes of Dr.

Symbols in The Great GatsbyThe Eyes of Dr. T. J. Ekleburg-

T. J. Ekleburg- A decaying billboard in the Valley

of Ashes with eyes advertising an optometrist. There are multiple proposed meanings, including the representation of God’s moral judgment on society.

Слайд 18 Important Quotes
“I hope she’ll be a fool- that’s

Important Quotes“I hope she’ll be a fool- that’s the best thing

the best thing a girl can be in this

world, a beautiful little fool.”
Daisy’s description of her daughter
“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” –the last line of the novel

Слайд 19 Important Quotes
"They were careless people, Tom and Daisy-

they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated

back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made." – Nick’s description of Tom and Daisy