Exploring Fitzgerald's Winter Dreams

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What does Dexter's perception of Judy evolve into throughout the story?

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He grows to see her as a symbol of his failures.

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How does the symbol of winter relate to Dexter's dreams?

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It signifies the fleeting nature of his desires.

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What narrative structure does Fitzgerald employ in 'Winter Dreams'?

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Flashbacks and non-linear storytelling.

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What does Dexter's engagement to another woman represent in the story?

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His attempt to forget Judy.

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What is the significance of Dexter's decision to quit his caddying job?

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It marks his rejection of his humble beginnings.

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What theme is explored through Dexter's pursuit of wealth?

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The emptiness of material success.

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How does Fitzgerald portray the American Dream in 'Winter Dreams'?

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As an elusive and often unattainable ideal.

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What role does social status play in Dexter's life choices?

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It drives his ambitions and relationships.

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How does Judy's character reflect the societal expectations of women in the 1920s?

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She embodies both allure and the constraints of social norms.

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What is the significance of the title 'Winter Dreams'?

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It symbolizes the cold reality of unfulfilled aspirations.