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.and nouns.Kathleen offers Stahr a chance to restore his life,but Fitzgerald s plan for the unwritten episodes The Character of Stahralso indicates that she would inadvertently bring Fitzgerald portrays Stahr as a heroic figure, com-about his destruction.paring him to an emperor, prince, and king, andFitzgerald made a powerful one-word revision in associating him with great American leaders by ref-the manuscript for Section 14, where Stahr takes erences to presidents throughout the novel.StahrKathleen to see his unfinished beach house in  was a marker in industry like Edison and LumièreMalibu.First he described Stahr s house as a  skel- and Griffith and Chaplin.He led pictures way upeton and then crossed it out and wrote  fuselage past the range and power of the theatre, reaching(p.81).This small but significant change indicates a sort of golden age before the censorship in 1933that Stahr s house is built for flight and comple- (p.28).Stahr sees himself as  the unity that holdsments the other images of flight associated with the whole process together.Stahr is Fitzgerald sStahr throughout the novel, which opens with an only true hero the only protagonist who achievesairplane flight and was planned to conclude with his aspirations.an airplane crash.His name suggests the stars in Stahr is also noteworthy as a heroic business-the sky and reflects MGM s slogan at that time, man a rare figure in American literature.Fitzger- More stars than there are in the heavens. At the ald demonstrates the connection between characterend of Chapter 1, as the airplane returns Stahr to and work.A note for an unwritten scene in whichCalifornia, Fitzgerald connects him with the myth- Stahr s doctor orders him to quit work is revealing: 140 Love of the Last Tycoon, The: A WesternThe idea fills Stahr with a horror that I mustCHARACTERSwrite a big scene to bring off.Such a scene as hasAgge, Prince Danish prince who visits the movienever been written.The scene that to Stahr isstudio.Based on a combination of Prince Aage ofthe equivalent to that of an amorous man beingDenmark (1887 1940) and Count Sigvard Berna-told that he is about to be castrated.In otherdotte of Sweden (1907 2002).words, the words of the doctor fill Stahr with aSee Gabrielle Winkel,  Fitzgerald s Agge of Den-horror that I must be able to convey to the laziestmark, FITZGERALD/HEMINGWAY ANNUAL (1975),reader the blow to Stahr and the utter unwill-pp.131 132.ingness to admit that at this point, 35 years old,his body should refuse to serve him and carry onthe American (unnamed) Man to whom Kath-these plans which he has built up like a pyramidleen Moore is engaged when she meets Monroeof fairy skyscrapers in his imagination.(p.181)Stahr and whom she marries.Fitzgerald s notes forthe unwritten episodes of the novel indicate thatThe phrase  fairy skyscrapers brilliantly con-Pat Brady reveals Kathleen s affair with Stahr tonects the sense of romance, aspiration, andher husband, identified in the notes as W.Bronsonimagination (fairy) with the realities of businessSmith.(skyscrapers).Fitzgerald wrote in his notes for the novel,  I amthe last of the novelists for a long time now (Note- Baer, Doctor Bill Monroe Stahr s doctor.books, #2001).This conception of himself mayBoxley, George English novelist who struggles tobe illuminated by the character of Stahr, the lastadjust to writing for the movies.Based on Englishtycoon, a self-made man who represents integrity,novelist Aldous Huxley (1894 1963), with whomhonor, courage, and responsibility and who sharesFitzgerald s allegiance to traditional American ide- Fitzgerald worked on Madame Curie.als.Matthew J.Bruccoli writes,  Sensing that theBrady, Cecelia Narrator of LT/LOLT.Pat Brady spolitics of the Thirties and the impending worlddaughter, a junior at Bennington College.She iswar would terminate the romantic reactions to lifein love with Monroe Stahr.Based on Fitzgerald sthat had inspired his fiction, Fitzgerald saw himselfdaughter, SCOTTIE FITZGERALD, and BUDD SCHUL-as the last of a certain kind of novelist writing aboutBERG, with whom Fitzgerald worked on Winterthe last of the old American heroes.Nurturing aCarnival (1939) and whose father, B.P.Schulbergheroic sense of American character, he found his(1892 1957), was the former head of production atessential American figure in his last novel (SomeSort of Epic Grandeur, p.554).Paramount.Fitzgerald s sense of America is revealed in the Fitzgerald wrote to Kenneth Littauer:  Cece-following comment:  I look out at it and I think lia is the narrator because I think I know exactlyit is the most beautiful history in the world.It is the how such a person would react to my story.She ishistory of me and of my people.And if I came here of the movies but not in them.She probably wasyesterday like Sheilah I should still think so.It is born the day  the Birth of a Nation was previewedthe history of all aspiration not just the American and Rudolf Valentino came to her fifth birthdaydream but the human dream and if I came at the party [ Pobierz caÅ‚ość w formacie PDF ]
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