Plagiarism Begins at Home: How Academic Dishonesty Starts Small
The story reveals the theft of the American writer Scott Fitzgerald's wife, Zelda's, diaries and letters, as Fitzgerald heavily quoted from her without her permission in his novels, leading to personal disputes and resulting in Zelda's hospitalization in a mental health facility. Nonetheless, his literature continues to be appreciated, as he drew upon her experiences in his literary creations.
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