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What is the theme about perception that Fitzgerald develops throughout the novel? How does he develop this theme?
Write a literary analysis in which you state your response and logically and sufficiently support your response with claims. Support your claims with textual evidence including direct quotations with parenthetical citations. Use correct and effective words, phrases, syntax, usage, and mechanics to clearly communicate your analysis.

Be sure to: Determine the theme that Fitzgerald develops. Determine what Fitzgerald uses to develop this theme. Analyze how Fitzgerald develops that theme. Support your analysis with details from the text.

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