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"><p>The Similarities and Differences of Independent Women Life is all about change and continuous growth. Environments, circumstances, and people impact growth. Some of these impacts are positive and some are not. Regardless of the situation, life continues. In This Side of Paradise, Fitzgerald uses many women in Amory’s life to show how he has grown. Some of these women he encountered only for a short period of time and others for a long period of time. Some of these women he invested emotionally, others were just acquaintances. All of these ladies have conflicting personalities, and yet at the same time, these conflicting personalities help Amory find his identity. The three ladies with various and conflicting characters are Rosalind, Eleanor, and Clara. As ladies, Rosalind, Eleanor, and Clara have various and conflicting personalities<a data-href=/writing/document/F7B2EB22CF677B46 class="document__middle white-space--normal source-serif text-l" rel="nofollow" style="cursor:pointer;white-space: normal;"> <i>…show more content…</i> </a></p></span><span class="document__preview text-l source-serif "><p class='text-ellipsis-after'>Eleanor was a pretty girl, with “pale skin, the color of marble in starlight, and eyes that glittered like emeralds in the blinding glare” (Fitzgerald 170). In a similar fashion, Clara was also beautiful. She had golden hair that rippled in the sunshine and startling blue eyes that pierced right to the soul. Both ladies had to grow up quickly to adapt to new environments. For Eleanor, she was shipped from France to live in America, where she was forced to become a lady away from home. For Clara, her husband died, so she was forced to raise her two young children by herself. But Clara was almost always a near-perfect person. Eleanor, however, did not start out that way. She was the rebel of her home, and until she moved to America, was the stuck-up drama queen. As Eleanor talked with Amory, she noted something about herself. She said that the only reason that keeps her from being absolutely wicked is “fundamental honesty [which makes her] realize [her] own sins” (Fitzgerald 177). 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Scott Fitzgerald</h2></a><ul><li>327 Words</li><li>2 Pages</li></ul></div><div class="columns small-12 medium-12 large-8 position-relative"><div class="card-grade-essay-preview-col show-for-large"><a href="/essay/Review-This-Side-Of-Paradise-By-F-C5C428E224905EFA" class="show-for-large"><h2 class="heading-s weight-700 brand-secondary">Review: This Side Of Paradise By F. Scott Fitzgerald</h2></a></div><p class="text-m break-word word-break text-ellipsis-after text-ellipsis-after">damned, and how he said the American dream was just a “covered up nightmare”. His constant theme of the wealthy is thought to have come from his love and attraction, but also distrust, of the wealthy. All of this led many people to even label Fitzgerald as a materialist. He also connected wealth with love in “This Side of Paradise," with how in the end of the novel Rosalind, after swearing an undying love, leaves Amory and marries a wealthier man. 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