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Great Gatsby Fitzgerald’s The Great Winter Dream F. Scott Fitzgerald is said to have been one of the most important American writers in the twentieth century, not only for his realistic views on the “American dream” but also for his insight and use of prose. It seems as though Fitzgerald was somewhat fixed on the dreams that men strive to acquire. This is extremely apparent throughout the short story “Winter Dreams” and The Great Gatsby. In both stories, he shows the connections between love, money, and social status. Not only are these stories extremely similar in setting, but there is a parallelism between Dexter and Gatsby, and between Judy and Daisy. Dexter and Gatsby both had poor childhoods and worked extremely hard for the riches that they gained. The riches that they earned helped them fall in love with rich beautiful girls. The men believed that money could fill the both, gatsby, men, extremely, dexter, between, women, wealth, two, love, judy, dreams, daisy, winter, stories, similar, riches, parallelism, money, leads, ladies, great, fitzgerald, dream, charming, characters, beautiful, american, young, writers, worked, views, unhappiness, twentieth, throughout