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Drives him not to be a failure
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Joined the Service hoping to serve in WWI
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With WWI over, he proposed
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During this time, he moved back to St. Paul and began to finish the book he started in college.
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They became top socialites of the time in New York
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Continued lavish lifestyle and began working on The Great Gatsby
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While popular now, like his second novel, this was not a financial success.
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Demand for his style of writing fell out of favor with so many falling into poverty.
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NY Post described him as washed up and a wasted talent.
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Began working on The Last Tycoon
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Years of heavy drinking were catching up with him
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Collapsed on the floor of his home due to a heart attack. He was 44 years old.
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In 1948, Zelda was killed in a fire. She is buried along side of her husband.