Reasons to Be Known: Great Gatsby

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Reasons to be Known: Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald brought the book, The Great Gatsby, into view for the many people in the world to read. The Great Gatsby has a lot to do with F. Scott Fitzgerald's life which includes the era F. Scott Fitzgerald was born into. Causes of how F. Scott Fitzgerald came to write the great novel, The Great Gatsby, is of interest when the gathering of information from the time era F. Scott Fitzgerald was born. For F. Scott Fitzgerald every day began and ended with a story to tell no matter how short the story seemed but the story could last as long as the person writing wanted the story to be. Many occurrences are found during this time era which is known by no other name but the Roaring Twenties. F. Scott Fitzgerald's life had many reason's to be of great importance for how The Great Gatsby began. Including F. Scott Fitzgerald's marriage, life problems and many more. Many views from several intelligent minds are found and many more are being written or typed down whenever possible. Far more things in F. Scott Fitzgerald's life and history of his time started and ended the novel, The Great Gatsby. F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in Saint Paul, Minnesota on September 24, 1896 this date which would end and start the next decade the Roaring Twenties and Fitzgerald's life. F. Scott Fitzgerald was named after Francis Scott Key, his famous ancestor who wrote The Star Spangled Banner. During the time F. Scott Fitzgerald was born his two sisters became sickly ill and died. F. Scott Fitzgerald was born into a somewhat wealthy family. F. Scott Fitzgerald's parents Mollie McQuillan and Edward Fitzgerld were respectful and wealthy. F. Scott Fitzgerald inherited his features and manner from his father, Edward Fitzgerald, and love of literature from his mother, Mollie McQuillan. The way F. Scott Fitzgerald received the information given to him by

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