Although both these men had very similar traits, they also had their share of differences. Like their similarities their differences also played a big role in the book. Firstly, unlike Jay, Tom was a very blunt person. He wasn't really trying to hide anything. Everyone knew about his affair and Tom really did not seem to care...
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He wasn't really trying to hide anything. Everyone knew about his affair and Tom really did not seem to care. As for Jay he was a extremely mysterious person. He tried to keep his past under wraps at all times and he usually kept to himself. He always told lies about his past and sometimes he would even contradict them...
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