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The story opens up in this state.
What is Minnesota?
Fitzgerald's favorite short story that he wrote.
What is "Winter Dreams?"
"New money" is represented by this color in Fitzgerald's works. It is also the surname of our protagonist.
What is green?
On their first date, Judy asks Dexter if he is _______.
What is poor?
Dexter's father owns this.
The second-largest grocery store in Black Bear.
The story comes to a close in this state.
What is New York?
The college love interest upon whom Judy Jones is based.
Who is Ginerva King?
“Poor as sin” is an example of this literary device.
What is simile?
When Dexter finally played golf with the wealthy men, he found them to be ________________.
What is boring?
Eleven-year-old Judy Jones calls Dexter this when she wants him to come caddy for her.
What is "boy?"
Dexter tells people that he is from this town in Minnesota.
What is Keeble, Minnesota?
Fitzgerald was a member of this expatriate group of literary figures who went to Paris.
What is the Lost Generation?
“Like the fly wheel of the boat” is an example of this literary device.
What is simile?
Name two words or phrases that Fitzgerald uses to describe Irene Scheerer.
What are:
The niche of Dexter's laundries.
What is golf hosiery for wealthy men.
Dexter decides to attend college in this part of the country.
The East Or the Northeast.
Fitzgerald coined this phrase for the 20s era.
What is the Jazz Age?
“Then the moon held a finger to her lips” is an example of this literary device.
What is personification?
Dexter’s response when Judy asks him, “Who are you anyhow?”
What is “I”m nobody.”
This character offered Dexter "a bushel of content."
Who is Irene?
Dexter and Judy Jones first meet here and reunite here nine years later.
What is the golf course at Sherry Island?
"Winter Dreams" was the precursor for this novel.
What is The Great Gatsby?
This drug is represented as a metaphor for Judy's effect on Dexter.
What is an opiate?
At the conclusion of the story, Judy is married to this man.
Who is Lud Simms?
"Winter Dreams" and The Great Gatsby were published in these years, respectively.
What are 1922 and 1925?