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... past is always erased and America is the innocent future in which immigrants can come and start over , where the slate is clean . The past is absent or it's romanticized . This culture doesn't encourage dwelling on , let alone coming to ...
... past is always erased and America is the innocent future in which immigrants can come and start over , where the slate is clean . The past is absent or it's romanticized . This culture doesn't encourage dwelling on , let alone coming to ...
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The future is just more of the past waiting to happen ( LM , " Remembering " 1 ) . Memory is pain trying to resurrect itself ( LM , " Forgetting " 138 ) . Memory in the novel escapes the boundaries of the past and allows the past to ...
The future is just more of the past waiting to happen ( LM , " Remembering " 1 ) . Memory is pain trying to resurrect itself ( LM , " Forgetting " 138 ) . Memory in the novel escapes the boundaries of the past and allows the past to ...
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... past hoping to revive his dream but little realizing that past cannot be relived . " You cannot repeat the past , " counsels Nick , and Gatsby responds incredulously by saying , " “ Can't repeat the past ? Why , of course you can ...
... past hoping to revive his dream but little realizing that past cannot be relived . " You cannot repeat the past , " counsels Nick , and Gatsby responds incredulously by saying , " “ Can't repeat the past ? Why , of course you can ...
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