Debate Topics
The Great Gatsby by Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott)
Pick a story conflict
The Illusion of the American Dream
"Is the American Dream a genuinely achievable ideal or a dangerous, unattainable fantasy that fuels corruption and disappointment?"
The Corrosive Power of Wealth
"Does wealth inherently corrupt, or does it merely amplify pre-existing character flaws?"
The Illusion of Love and Romance
"Is true love possible in a society obsessed with wealth and social status, or is it inevitably corrupted by these forces?"
Social Class and Morality
"Does social class determine morality, or are moral failings universal, simply amplified by wealth and power?"
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