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On this day, F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in St. Paul Minnesota.
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When he was 21 years old, Fitzgerald decided to drop out of school and join the army
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When Fitzgerald was in the army, he was assigned in a camp in Montgomery, Alabama, and while there he met the love of his life, Zelda.
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Fitzgerald had started his career as a writer
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After Fitzgerald moved to New York, he had started to write his second book called The Beautiful and Damned
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At this point, Fitzgerald and Zelda get married in New York City
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Zelda had given birth to her child but Fitzgerald had went back to St. Paul before she gave birth
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Fitzgerald had traveled to Rome to work on a new book called The Great Gatsby
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Fitzgerald had decided to move back to America to focus more on his books after not enough work was put in when he was in France
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Fitzgerald had to stop writing books and switched to short stories to help Zelda out with her psychiatrists
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Fitzgerald writes another book after returning to America called Tender Is The Night
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This was a period of time where Fitzgerald was constanatly writing while he suffered an alcohol addiction
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Fitzgerald moves to Hollywood to become a screenwriter
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Fitzgerald passed away of a heart attack
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In this year, people had re-released a version of the Great Gatsby to gain some traction, and it worked.
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