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Guys and Dolls, the Musical
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Riotous 1 a: of the nature of a riot: TURBULENT b: participating in riot 2: ABUNDANT, EXUBERANT Supercilious Coolly and patronizingly haughty Insidious 1 awaiting a chance to entrap: TREACHEROUS b: harmful but enticing: SEDUCTIVE 2 having a gradual and cumulative effect: SUBTLE b of a disease: developing so gradually as to be well established before becoming apparent Valeria Kishkunas AP English “Pecuniary Emulation of the Mediator in the Great Gatsby” 1.For the ordinary citizen, so long as others more wealthy are above him to be emulated, getting money replaces heroic achievement as a way of living morally in the world. Gatsby, however, has become so wealthy that he sees few models for emulation above him. He must be nearing the end of the process whereby acquisition of wealth leads to moral superiority. - This is saying that Gatsby has gotten so wealthy that there aren’t many people he can look to, to copy and understand how to act. In his earlier years there were lots of people who had more money and had moral superiority over him, however he is the one with all the moral superiority.
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Title: Guys and Dolls, the Musical
Words: 892
Rating: None
Pages: 3.6
submitted by: nick12132
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