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the great gatsby

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September 7, 2014

 

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He even knows it, deep inside that in the end, he won’t have her, he says he will wait “All night if necessary. Anyhow till they all go to bed”. He is aware that his strong desire for Daisy is just inside of him, but has died out in reality.
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While Nick is waiting for a taxi, Gatsby appears out of the bushes, in his pink suit. When the narrator asks him what he was doing, he replies “just standing here, old sport”. He wants to make sure Tom does not bother, or show aggression towards Daisy. It is clear he has an obsession with Daisy and is blinded by it, since she does not return the same strong feelings that, Gatsby has towards her...
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