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This entry is seriously faulty, particularly in its summary of the plot; it contains many errors, omits major sequences, appears ignorant of Fitzgerald's well-estabished plot line, and, most extraordinarily, seems to think the book ends, or would have ended, with Stahr marrying Celia when in fact it would have ended with Stahr's death in a plane crash, with a coda concerning children who plunder the wreckage.
Total rewriting is urgently called for.