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Published on Feb 11, 2016
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Winter Dreams
By: F. Scott Fitzgerald
Photo by
Jyrki Salmi
2.
Summary, Characters, Etc.
This story follows the love life of Dexter Green, a young, successful man
from Black Bear, Minnesota. He falls in love with Judy Jones, a beautiful,
rich young lady who grew up in the same town as his. As they began to get
further into their relationship, however, Dexter begins to see a consistent
flaw in Judy...
3.
Summary, Characters, Etc.
Dexter realizes that he is merely "one of a varying dozen who [circulate]
about her." Judy is very foolish and shallow, skipping along from one date
another, while somehow still holding onto all of her previous dates. The
men seemed to be entranced by her looks, as "whenever one showed
signs of dropping out through long neglect, she granted them a brief...
4.
Summary, Characters, Etc.
...honeyed hour, which encouraged them to tag along for another year or
so." Dexter also falls for her sneaky, immoral plan, but later becomes
engaged to another girl after Judy repeatedly brings him "ecstatic
happiness and intolerable agony of spirit." Suddenly, just as Dexter is
about to announce his engagement, Judy comes back and entrances him.
5.
Summary, Characters, Etc.
The story leaves Dexter in misery and pain after he discovers that Judy
has become married to another man. He mourns over the loss of his dream
that he once possessed, knowing now he will never be able to have Judy
with him now as he did in the past.
6.
Relation to The Great Gatsby
This story seems to relate to The Great Gatsby in many ways.
First of all, Dexter met Judy Jones on a golf course, which reminded me
Jordan Baker and her love for golfing in The Great Gatsby. Secondly, Dexter
cannot move on from Judy Jones, desperately desiring to have her as his
throughout the story, just as Gatsby was so intent on getting Daisy.
7.
In the end, the difference between The Great Gatsby and Winter Dreams was that when it became necessary, Dexter released his grip on his past with Judy, while Gatsby refused to let go of Daisy...
Abigail Harrelson
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