In the Great Gatsby, what events serve as evidence of the two themes, “Achieving doesn’t ensure satisfaction (greed)” and “Desire for money overpowers the desire for Love”

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In the Great Gatsby, what events serve as evidence of the two themes, “Achieving doesn’t ensure satisfaction (greed)” and “Desire for money overpowers the desire for Love”

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greed

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because the desire for money overpowers the desire for love

ShawnMilo answered Jun 6, 2023

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