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The Great Gatsby

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English

 

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James H

 

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February 23, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Nick is an innocent and simplistic character and when the story is conveyed through this type of character it usually is told truly, and without any outside influence from the other characters in the plot. Nick's telling of the story is taken from his first hand accounts on how he sees the story unfold, straightforward and in the order that it occurs without confusion...
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Nick's telling of the story is taken from his first hand accounts on how he sees the story unfold, straightforward and in the order that it occurs without confusion. Nick is a very moralistic man and his morals, and also his values, are positively genuine. His heart is filled with compassion, especially for Gatsby and the events that surrounded Gatsby's death as he was one of three people that were at this great man's funeral...
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