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Gatsby

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English

 

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Darryl B

 

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April 25, 2017

 

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University

 

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His lack of understanding of Daisy also causes him to not comprehend that the parties will not impress Daisy. These parties are so superfluous and overblown they seem comical to Daisy and Tom, not impressive. They see how ridiculous it looks to flaunt wealth in such an extreme way, because they are accustomed to being more subtle with wealth...
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Gatsby doesn't recognize this, because of his relative inexperience in dealing with the social elite, and their "old money's" etiquette and customs. Another thing that Gatsby is unaware of is how badly his car makes him look. He uses his car as a status symbol and shows it off. It is a huge yellow Rolls-Royce that can't be missed...
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