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* HarsherInHindsight: The novel's ending, with Dick Diver fading into obscurity after Nicole leaves him and he's overcome by his alcoholism, [[LifeImitatesArt is eerily similar to Fitzgerald's final fate]]. He eventually seperated from Zelda, his alcoholism grew out of control and he died in a state of relative obscurity.
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** The novel's ending, with Dick Diver fading into obscurity after Nicole leaves him and he's overcome by his alcoholism, [[LifeImitatesArt is eerily similar to Fitzgerald's final fate]]. He eventually seperated from Zelda, his alcoholism grew out of control and he died in a state of relative obscurity.
** The novel's ending, with Dick Diver fading into obscurity after Nicole leaves him and he's overcome by his alcoholism, [[LifeImitatesArt is eerily similar to Fitzgerald's final fate]]. He eventually seperated from Zelda, his alcoholism grew out of control and he died in a state of relative obscurity.
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** The ending's sole happy aspect, that Nicole leaves Dick and becomes genuinely happy with a new husband, didn't reflect the final outcome of Nicole's {{Expy}}, Zelda Fitzgerald. Zelda was locked up in an insane asylum for the rest of her days, then dying when a fire broke out in said asylum.
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** The ending's sole happy aspect, that Nicole leaves Dick and becomes genuinely happy with a new husband, didn't reflect the final outcome of Nicole's {{Expy}}, inspiration, Zelda Fitzgerald. Zelda was locked up in an insane asylum for the rest of her days, then dying when a fire broke out in said asylum.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The novel's ending, with Dick Diver fading into obscurity after Nicole leaves him and he's overcome by his alcoholism, [[LifeImitatesArt is eerily similar to Fitzgerald's final fate]]. He eventually seperated from Zelda, his alcoholism grew out of control and he died in a state of relative obscurity.
** The ending's sole happy aspect, that Nicole leaves Dick and becomes genuinely happy with a new husband, didn't reflect the final outcome of Nicole's {{Expy}}, Zelda Fitzgerald. Zelda was locked up in an insane asylum for the rest of her days, then dying when a fire broke out in said asylum.
** The ending's sole happy aspect, that Nicole leaves Dick and becomes genuinely happy with a new husband, didn't reflect the final outcome of Nicole's {{Expy}}, Zelda Fitzgerald. Zelda was locked up in an insane asylum for the rest of her days, then dying when a fire broke out in said asylum.
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* FreudWasRight: Read this novel with the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektra_complex Electra complex]] in mind and you will become twice as squicked out.
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* FreudWasRight: Read this novel with the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektra_complex Electra complex]] in mind and you will become twice as squicked out.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Many critics disliked the novel's use of AnachronicOrder on its first release, prompting Fitzgerald's plan to revise the entire work into a more conventional chronological narrative. This edition was completed by Malcolm Cowley after Fitzgerald's death and released in 1951 - by which time critics had warmed up to the original edition of the book. Cowley's version is now held in lesser esteem than the original.
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