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    Good Burger Ed‚ a devoted worker at a local hamburger place “good burger” and Dexter‚ a struggling student who just can’t wait for summer are brought together after Ed’s Rollerblading causes Dexter to crash into one of his teachers while driving without a license. The bills from the crash cause Dexter to have to get the one thing he never dreamed of‚ a summer job. After applying for a job at good burger’s soon to be competition “Mondo Burger” and failing miserably he finds himself wallowing in his

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    Hailey Bell Mrs. Lucente English 11 AP 29 September 2015 “Winter Dreams” by F. Scott Fitzgerald Lit Circle Theme Thinker Wealth can cause more problems than joy In the text Dexter dreams about all the happiness and how he can achieve this goal because of his wealth. Dexter associates money with wealth and while he is a caddy falls in love with this. He works so hard to be wealthy and with that Dexter’s ability to love another goes away. “For the first time in years the tears were streaming down

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    dripped with money and flaunted themselves like a new coat bought on a whim for a party. They both messed around with several men in their youth‚ but Daisy married soon after she met Gatsby‚ whereas Judy did not marry until well after she had been with Dexter. They had different aspects about them that an onlooker would focus on. Daisy was remembered by her exciting voice‚ but Judy was recognizable by her lips and smile. Both women wanted to have fun and be happy with the person they married someday‚ unfortunately

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    One day

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    university graduates‚ Emma and Dexter‚ who become the best friends‚ but fail to come together romantically until almost too late. By showing us the same day- St Swiths- over 20 years‚ it tells the story of their relationship and‚ through them‚ the story of a generation. Emma Morley is one of the main characters in “One Day” and she’s my favourite character in the book. From the start Emma is depicted to be the brainy of the two. She is not the type of person that Dexter would normally make friends

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    of violence in Dexter to that of Natural Born Killers‚ I feel like the two are at polar opposite ends of the spectrum. Interestingly‚ both works feature a story line about a serial killer(s)‚ but the way in which they are presented are so completely differently that I am amazed at how different I can feel about the same subject matter (serial killers) all based on the presentation of the material. Take for instance the aspect of visual violence content in each production. With Dexter‚ the producer

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    about a protagonist Dexter just what to accomplish his dream for a golf club. Dexter had an imagination and great desire to defeat the other golf club members who treated to bring him down and didn’t believe in his dream. Furthermore‚ one day Dexter decided to leave the golf scene as a caddy because of a woman name Judy. In “Winter Dreams” wrote‚ “The dream was gone. Something had been taken from him.” Dexter then goes to school to follower another dream which is also refused. Dexter keep trying to follow

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    F.Scott Fitzgerald F. Scott Fitzgerald lived during the time of the Great Depression‚ where money was low in almost every household. This pushed Fitzgerald’s favorite topic of a poor boy becoming rich into the American public. Dexter‚ the main character in “Winter Dreams” went from being an average boy that was living a good life to a rich man because of the love he had for a wealthy girl named Judy Jones. Through‚ “Winter Dreams” Fitzgerald explained the major events of his own life. Although

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    seasonal changes of his protagonist‚ Dexter‚ from his story. I believe that it is his every intention for us explore Dexter as a man by showing us where and how he developed to be such a man from his decisions in the past starting from his caddy days to college and finally as an establish businessman. His successes were completely self-made yet; he had issues when it comes to dealing with the matters of the heart. But this trait showed more and more that Dexter is indeed human and in all of F. Scott

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    Winter Dreams. This short story about the life of an ambitious man named Dexter Green shares strong thematic topics with the tragic story of Jay Gatsby. Although the fatal flaws of Dexter Green and Jay Gatsby differ‚ the derived themes of perception versus reality and the corruption of the American Dream make it evident that F. Scott Fitgerald in fact intended Winter Dreams to be the prototype of The Great Gatsby. Dexter Green and Jay Gatsby’s contrasting defects may be the aspect that makes Winter

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    greater good‚ the opposite is just as true‚ which means that the real objective in the choices made spending money is less about the end result and more about being apart of a new-wave trend. Thus‚ in 2006‚ when Build-A-Dino and TOMS shoes set up shop‚ Dexter became a hit TV drama‚ and the Hummer H3 became commercially available‚ the developers all touched that “need to belong” motif that drives the American consumer to open their pocketbook and spend. To attract a wide range of potential buyers‚ the

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