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What is Fitzgerald's message to 1920s America?.

What is Fitzgerald's message to 1920s America?.
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What is Fitzgerald's message to 1920s America?.

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Fitzgerald criticizes American society for depriving Gatsby of his American dream because of the country's growing obsession with consumer culture and misunderstanding of the American dream as a culmination of wealth.
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