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Great Gatsby

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English

 

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May 15, 2011

 

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After a argument between Tom and Gatsby, Gatsby and Daisy dive back to were on their way back to Gatsby's house with Daisy at the wheel, she accidentally runs over Myrtle. Tom then drives by the scene, and finds out that she was killed by a (SyCD) yellow car, the car that symbolizes wealth which symbolizes Gatsby...
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Tom then drives by the scene, and finds out that she was killed by a (SyCD) yellow car, the car that symbolizes wealth which symbolizes Gatsby. (CM) Knowing this Tom doesn't hesitate to tell a grief stricken Mr. Wilson that Gatsby killed Myrtle, when he comes by his house. Later on Mr. Wilson finds Gatsby swimming in his pool, and then he shoots Gatsby to death...
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