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The document provides guidance for students to analyze key characters from F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby, including Nick Carraway, Tom Buchanan, Daisy Buchanan, Jordan Baker, George Wilson, Myrtle Wilson, and Jay Gatsby. Students are instructed to consider each character's family history, social status, role models, lifestyle, occupation, education, location, intelligence, emotions, spirituality, motivation, and how these aspects influence their choices in the story. Students are also prompted to look for symbolic elements like eyes, glasses, colors, cars, windows, lights, water, and alcohol used in the novel and analyze what meaning Fitzgerald intended for them. The document emphasizes that every word,
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- 4. Basic Information • Family history, social • Background status, role models, lifestyle, occupation, e ducation, location • Mental • Intelligence, common sense, reason • Emotional • High-strung or Easy-going? Secretive or open book? • Spiritual • Ethics, Beliefs, Religion, Faith • Why the character makes the choices he/she makes • Motivation
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