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foils in the great gatsby

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May 13, 2015

 

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For example, when taking Myrtle out to restaurants, Tom is said to frequently leave her to talk to other people. In turn, Myrtle uses Tom by spending his money on trivial possessions. Tom also lacks the manners of being a host. In the beginning of the novel Tom invites Nick to his house. The party is interrupted by a phone call...
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The party is interrupted by a phone call. Tom opts to take the phone call then instead of taking a message or simply ignoring it. It shows the lack of concern for the other people he is around. Not only is Tom a bad host, he also lacks the manners as a guest. Such an example is when he travels through the valley of ashes and visits Wilson’s garage...
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