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F. Scott Fitzgerald wanted a prosperous life where his work would be read for decades. Even though he was not as famous as he would have like to be at the time, he is now one of the greatest authors in American History. His writing skills were a gift from god and he used this skill to write poems and novels. He attended Princeton University and was part of the Triangle Club, where he wrote plays and acted in the lead role. Soon after he was placed on probation, Fitzgerald withdrew from Princeton University to write novels. After his early successes, he got married to Zelda Sayre and they had their first and only child, Frances on October 26, 1921.
The Great Gatsby is known to be an integration of Fitzgerald’s life. In the video, there was a direct link between Fitzgerald and Gatsby. This was seen from early on when Fitzgerald falls in love for the first time but finds out that he cannot be with his love because of his social status. His father even tells him that,......

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