I'm sorry, which of Fitzgerald's short-stories are you referring to? In addition, did you mean "them" as written above or theme?
The Question and Answer section for Short Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
I'm sorry, which of Fitzgerald's short-stories are you referring to? In addition, did you mean "them" as written above or theme?
Dexter's interest in Judy has as much to do with fulfilling his own aspirations, as it does to his attraction to her. Dexter is no longer smitten, but rather, determined. He doesn't want Judy merely because she has a pretty face, but rather,...
Dexter opens a successful laundry business and acquires wealth... he also becomes a member of the golf club.