According to the first-person narrator of F.Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby,Jay Gatsby's great tragedy is
A) lusting for a married woman.
B) amassing wealth through illegal means.
C) believing in the American Dream.
D) rejecting his working-class roots.

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The narrator repeatedly emphasizes Gatsby's earnest belief in the American Dream, which is the idea that anyone can become successful and wealthy through hard work and determination. Gatsby believes that with enough effort, he can win Daisy's love and approval, but ultimately his pursuit of the dream ends in his tragic downfall.

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