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The Great Gatsby

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English

 

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Nicholas C

 

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January 26, 2016

 

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University

 

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So, what really should we think about him? One difference found is that during the movie Nick seems to be more bothered by the actions of the others, and it seems to take a toll on him near the end, where as in the book I didn't seem to get that feeling from it at all. Nick always seemed relaxed and not really fizzed by much...
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Nick always seemed relaxed and not really fizzed by much. By just reading the book it is very difficult to form a correct opinion of Nick, but once the you are able to see the movie and actually see how Nick acts, a more accurate opinion can be formed of him. But, he is still the most difficult character to form a judgment about...
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