English, 10.06.2021 05:10 joejoefofana

Part 4: Creative Writing - Alternate Ending. Consider the tragic events in The Great Gatsby In a narrative (story-telling) format, REWRITE the tragic resolution of the novel. You decide how the story
ends. Then, in a separate statement, add author commentary to explain WHY you made the changes you did
and how the new ending impacts the story's themes, central ideas, or social commentary.

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