The+Great+Gatsby

//Inside Job// v. //The Great Gatsby:// Similarities: Both show that things don't always go as planned. Both show loss and gain (Gatsby loses Daisy, Wall Street loses money). Both take place in NEW YORK CITY. They both have to do with wealthy people. (Jay Gatsby and Glenn Hubbard). The narrators of both act as if they aren't a part of the main problem.

Differences: //The Great Gatsby// is fictitious, where //Inside Job// is nonfiction. Gatsby wasn't concerned about his money, but for the men in Inside Job, it was all they could think about. In West and East Egg, the people have money, but don't seem to work, where the men in Inside Job seem to do nothing but it.

Great Gatsby: Gatsby dies as consequences of persueing his dream. NEGATIVE. Gekko is correct. Where would we be if we didn't hoard money or didn't strive to collect more money?

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