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Jay Gatsby

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November 5, 2011

 

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It seemed as though Jay Gatsby had gone everywhere and experienced everything there was to experience. He had talked about being poor and meeting Mr. Cody at the docks, and traveling with him. This is also apparent in referring to the stories of Jay Gatsby’s past. If . . . anyone ever confronted him with a story, he would relinquish the information he thought they should know and move on...
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Cody at the docks, and traveling with him. This is also apparent in referring to the stories of Jay Gatsby’s past. If . . . anyone ever confronted him with a story, he would relinquish the information he thought they should know and move on. Jay Gatsby was also a very deep thinking man. He tells that Gatsby is out on his dock with his arms wide open, intrigued by a green light shining from Tom and Daisy Buchanan’s mansion across the bay...
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