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Great Gatsby

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Natalie H

 

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July 4, 2014

 

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Nick soon realizes that the green light across the lake is actually a light at the end of the dock of his cousin, Daisy (20-21). This is when the romance side of Gatsby's story begins to slowly unveil. As the story continues, we soon learn that the romance behind Daisy and Gatsby first began in 1917...
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They had fallen in love when Gatsby was an officer, but their relationship was cut short when Gatsby was sent away to be a soldier overseas. He continued to write letters to her, but she had found someone else, a man by the name Tom Buchanan. She married him the following year for his money, but there was much difficulty getting her to the actual wedding...
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