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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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Mind Map: The Great Gatsby

Central Idea: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Main Branches:

• Characters

• Themes

• Symbolism

• Setting

• Plot

Characters:

• Jay Gatsby

  • Mysterious millionaire

  • Pursues the American Dream

• Daisy Buchanan

  • Gatsby's love interest

  • Married to Tom Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy's husband

  • Wealthy and arrogant

• Nick Carraway

  • Narrator and Gatsby's neighbor

  • Provides insight into the story

• Jordan Baker

  • Daisy's friend and Nick's love interest

  • Professional golfer

Themes:

• The American Dream

  • Pursuit of wealth and social status

  • Illusion vs reality

• Love and Desire

  • Obsession and idealization

  • Unattainable love

• Social Class

  • Wealth and privilege

  • Corruption and moral decay

• Loss and Nostalgia

  • Past vs present

  • Regret and longing

Symbolism:

• The Green Light

  • Represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams

  • Symbolizes the unattainable

• The Valley of Ashes

  • Symbolizes the moral and social decay

  • Represents the consequences of the pursuit of wealth

• The Eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg

  • Symbolize the loss of moral values

  • Represents the judgment of society

Setting:

• Long Island, New York

  • East Egg

    • Represents old money and established wealth

  • West Egg

    • Represents new money and newly rich

  • The Valley of Ashes

    • Represents the social and moral decay

Plot:

• Introduction to characters and setting

• Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy

• Extramarital affairs and conflicts

• Tragic climax and downfall

• Conclusion and reflection on the American Dream

Note: This mind map provides a brief overview of the main elements in The Great Gatsby. The actual novel contains more depth and complexity.

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